Book Launch Announcement: The Social Life of Health Data
The Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana, in collaboration with the editors and publisher, is pleased to invite the university community and the general public to the official launch of the book:
Celebrating the Centenary of Efua Sutherland
27th–28th March, 2025 | Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana
Redefining a Philosophical Tradition from the African Experience
Monday, 17th February 2025 | Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana
Advancing Decolonial Knowledge Production in Higher Education
February 12–14, 2025 | Institute of African Studies, University of Ghana
The University of Ghana’s Institute of African Studies (IAS) presented five distinguished scholars to be conferred with Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees during the university’s latest graduation ceremony. The event, which took place at the Great Hall on Tuesday, February 11, 2025, was followed with an intimate gathering at the Institute, where faculty members, staff, and fellow students celebrated the achievements of the graduates.
On Tuesday, February 4, 2025, the Institute of African Studies (IAS) at the University of Ghana had the honour of hosting Nana Mprah Besemuna III, the Paramount Chief of the Krachi Traditional Area. The Chief was warmly received by the Director of the Institute, Professor Samuel Ntewusu, along with a team of Senior Fellows and staff. The visit marked the beginning of a significant collaboration aimed at preserving the rich cultural heritage of the Krachi people, particularly aspects related to chieftaincy and traditional leadership.
DANCE DRAMA (Selected Pieces)
Nsrabo (Drill) – Emmanuel Ampofo Duodu
This short piece is a lighthearted army drill which calls on the youth to be prepared to defend their nation at any time. It was inspired by the dominance of the military in public life between the early 1970s and 1990s.
Kusum Gboo – Dr. Benjamin Obido Ayettey
MUSICAL MOODS
Adenkum
DANCES
Adzogbo