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IITA to invest US$5m to boost agric sector
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), a non-governmental and non-profit making organisation involved in research-for-development (R4D) on tropical cash and food crops, is to i
Medical errors and malpractices in Ghana, Who’s to blame?
Errors are inevitable, yet quality and safety procedures distinguish good health facilities from bad ones and can save the lives of thousands.
No bottled water in Ghana contains minerals - Nutrition expert
According to research by water safety expert at the University of Ghana, no single bottled water company in Ghana is producing water that contains minerals.
Eye of the research metrics storm: Libraries are the leading force for demonstrating impact
In the 21st century, librarians are assuming a greater role as research partners, becoming part of the research process from start to finish.
Open Access is shaping the academic world
Open Access (OA) is here to stay.
Librarians help researchers meet funding requirement mandates
With the rise of Public and Open Access, it’s more important than ever for researchers to understand and meet funding compliance mandates.
Recruiting top talent is key to building your university’s reputation
Faculty plays a key role in a university’s reputation, and when it comes to recruiting and recognizing top talent, strategy is crucial.
KATH manages 6000 babies diagnosed with Sickle Cell Disease
The Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) currently manages 6000 newborn babies diagnosed with sickle cell disease (SCD).
Academic rankings increase opportunities and research plan
There is a lot at stake when academic rankings are announced.