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FirstBank Ghana Pays Courtesy Visit to Central University
A delegation from FirstBank Ghana led by Mr. Frank Addo, Country Head for Commercial Banking and a distinguished alumnus of Central University, paid a courtesy call on the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Kwasi Dartey-Baah. The team also included Mr. Richard Omane, Cluster/Regional Head for Accra East, and Mr. Emmanuel Kwofie, Relationship Manager, Commercial Banking. During the…
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VC tours Ongoing Infrastructure Developments on Campus
On Thursday, October 16, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Kwasi Dartey-Baah, continued his familiarisation tour with visits to key infrastructure developments on the University’s main campus. The tour covered the new Nursing and Midwifery Skills Laboratory, renovation works at Trinity Hall, the Water Management System, and the Hostel Block B Lecture complex. Accompanying the Vice-Chancellor were the…
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Vice-Chancellor Engages Student Leaders
In keeping with the University’s Strategic vision of a truly student-centred university, Vice Chancellor Professor Samuel Kwasi Dartey-Baah held an engaging meeting with leaders of various student clubs and associations on Wednesday, 29th October 2025. The session, which took place at the New Senate Room in the Yankah Block, reflected his conviction that students are…
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Vice-Chancellor Appointed to the Strategic Committee of the West Africa Hub of The Education Collaborative
Central University is delighted to announce that its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Samuel Kwasi Dartey-Baah, has been invited to serve as a member of the Strategic Committee of the West Africa Hub of The Education Collaborative. This appointment, extended by the leadership of The Education Collaborative, underscores Professor Dartey-Baah’s distinguished record of academic leadership, his commitment to advancing…
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From Motherhood to Master’s: Lorrencia’s Chevening Story
Carrying her baby on her back while pursuing her degree at Central University, Lorrencia Adam Nkrumah’s determination never wavered. Today, that same resilience has earned her the prestigious Chevening Scholarship to study at Newcastle University a story of courage, motherhood, and ambition that makes us proud.
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Dr. Perpetual Nancy Baidoo Kodom
ProfilePerpetual is a skilled academic and researcher with a strong background in Sociology, specialising in Medical Sociology. With more than a decade-long career, she has significantly contributed to teaching, research, and consultancy. Basic InformationName: Dr. Perpetual Nancy Baidoo KodomDesignation: LecturerDepartment: Department of Social SciencesInstitutional Email: pkodom@central.edu.ghOffice Location: Room G06, First Floor, Block G Academic Qualifications/EducationPh.D., Sociology, University of Ghana, 2022M.Phil., Sociology, University of Ghana, 2016B.A., Social Sciences, University of Cape…
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CU DEEPENS TIES WITH PRAM-PRAM AND GREAT NINGO TRADITIONAL AREAS
In a significant step toward strengthening its relationship with host communities, Central University held a historic engagement with two paramount chiefs — Nene Osroagbo Djangmah XII, Paramount Chief of the Great Ningo Traditional Area, and Nene Tetteh Waka III, Paramount Chief of the Prampram Traditional Area. The event which was hosted by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Bill Buenar Puplampu, on behalf of the University Management, was rich in cultural…
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IPR Ghana Inaugurates Central University Student Chapter
By: Constance Maame Ama Seal The Institute of Public Relations (IPR), Ghana, on 30th April 2025, inaugurated the Central University Students’ Chapter of the Institute. The inauguration ceremony was held at the University’s Miotso campus, near Prampram, as part of a week-long series of activities dubbed Industry & Innovation Week—an initiative aimed at bridging the gap between industry and academia. A delegation…
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YOUTH QUAKE CONFERENCE INSPIRES STUDENTS ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The Student Representative Council (SRC) of Central University successfully organized the highly anticipated Youth Quake Conference as part of this year’s Akwaaba Week celebrations. The event, held at Trinity Hall on May 15th, brought together students, dignitaries, and speakers under the theme “Entrepreneurship and National Leadership.” Despite initial challenges in organizing the conference—including concerns about political content…
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“We Are Paying a Price for Underpaying Public Servants” – Professor Bondzi-Simpson Calls for Fair Compensation.
A professor of law, Prof. Philip Ebow Bondzi-Simpson, has urged a fundamental reform of Ghana’s public sector compensation system, describing it as fragmented, inequitable, and lacking coherence. He delivered these remarks during a well-attended public lecture titled “A Regime for Public Sector Compensation – A Re-statement of the Concept,” on Thursday, 9th May 2025 at the Ghana Academy of Arts and…
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CU Public Lecture
What happens when citizens suffer loss through no fault of their own—due to state action or inaction? Should public compensation be a right or a privilege? And what framework should guide such remedies in a just society? Join us for an enlightening Public Lecture on the topic: A Regime for Public Compensation – A Re-statement…
