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The upper west Region Education directorates get relief after receiving 11 Isuzu pickups donated by GETFUND to be distributed to the entire 11 district and municipal assemblies in the Region. Some few years ago the District and Municipal Directorate of the Ghana Education Service in the upper West Region were using weak vehicles which make supervision difficult to the Directors in their various districts. The Directors cry to the Government and other benevolent organizations to come to their Aid as they are well not resource to do their work effectively. It is in line with their appeal the Government of Ghana head and has come to their aid by providing them with 11 Isuzu pickups to aid in their work. On Friday 20th March, 2020 the Upper West Regional Minister Dr.Hafiz Bin Sali handed over the Isuzu pickups to the Acting Regional Director by charging them to use the vehicles for the intended purpose. He emphasis that the vehicles are not for attending funerals but to use the

Miss Cisse crowned as the new Miss Amaraba queen of 2020  As part of the SRC Week celebration, it's an event dubbed "Miss Amaraba/Artiste night" which occurred on the Friday 13th March 2020 at the auditorium of UDS-NYC. The night was full of excitements, entertainment and sorrows as some of the contestants of the Miss Amaraba lost the right to the Crown. The program started at 10:30pm with Gadafi and Adel been the MC's for the night.  The judges for the night were introduced to the audience and the first display of the beautiful contestants got the whole crowd applauding them as they exhibited their dance skills in a choreography, they also showed cased their cat walk abilities in African prints which had the audience cheering the more for their favourite contestants. Miss Amaraba contestants exhibiting their dance skills The contestants were later on invited on stage to give a presentation on the project they will wish to embark on if crowned as queen. A

The Member of Parliament for Tamale Central Hon. Inusah Fuseini, has echoed the president voice of "Ghana beyond Aid" stating that Ghanaians should not attribute it to only the NPP's administration but should see it as a collective effort to end foreign aid. "It is a collective responsibilities of Lecturers, students and all well meaning Ghanaians to see Ghana beyond aid even though it cannot be achieve in four (4) or eight (8) years" he said. The Honourable  Member of Parliament made the above statement at the launch and Seminar of this year's  SRC week celebration of the University for Development Studies Nyankpala Campus on the theme: Tertiary Education a major determinant in building a Ghana free from Aid through youth empowerment and good governance. Her Excellency Zeinab Mohammed Denderi, who is the first female SRC president in the four campuses of UDS used the opportunity to call on the MP, Government and other agencies to come to the

Following the recent news of the escaped of a three-footer container of Salmonella contaminated gizzards into the Ghanaian market, a senior lecturer and microbiologist in the Department of Biotechnology of the University for Development Studies, Dr. Courage Kosi Setsoafia Saba, has conducted a preliminary survey to assess the quality and safety of gizzards from some retail outlets in the Tamale metropolis of the northern region of Ghana. According to Dr. Saba, the series of calls he had received from close relatives amidst the growing fear of the consumption of gizzard by the general public was what instigated this preliminary survey to ascertain the microbiological quality of this part of birds that have been a delicacy to some Ghanaians. Again, he emphasized on the conflicting reports of the media and that from the Foods and Drugs Authority (FDA) as another reason for his survey which he could described as that of an independent investigative body. Notwithstanding that,

Coach and a member of the Leadership Growth and Alumni Network Impact of the Lead For Ghana (LFG), Mr. Livingstone Delali Agbo has said that graduates from the University for Development Studies top graduates from other universities with a huge number of applications for their fellowship programme. This, he said at a workshop held at the Tamale campus of the University for Development Studies to introduce the activities of the organization to present participants. The workshop hosted individuals who are currently offering their mandatory national service with the school and students particularly those who are about completing their four-year programme in the university.  Mr. Livingstone Delali Agbo,who is an alumnus from the Wa campus of the University for Development Studies mentioned that he is always overwhelmed with excitements to see most of the applications from applicants from his alma mater. Well, I am mostly not surprised since that is what we are taught for

Pax mini week is just a few days of the week designated for Pax members to come together once again to communion,fellowship and break bread together with the common goal of  identifying ourselves with each other,learn more about our faith and strengthening the bond of love. During this 4days from Thursday(20th February)- Sunday(23rd February) will entail the following with the theme Theme:Morality,still an essential tool in the 21st century. Day 1:(Thursday) Luanching of Pax mini week and talk on the theme. We shall have a facilitator to enlighten us on the need for morality even in our present day....in our dressing,relationships,spiritual lives,academic life and anything that has to do with morality. Do we still need morality? Is going to be the talk of the day. Day 2:(Friday) Inter-Societal bible quiz on current affairs,the gospel of Mark and doctrines of the church. Which society wins? 🤔🤓🤓🤓🤓 There will be talent show and choreography, do you have a talent you so

There is a saying that everything happens for a reason. But that cannot be said about the just ended Afrocentric Week Celebration organized by the Students Representative Council (SRC) of the Nyankpala campus of the University for Development Studies. According to some students from this campus, they were not clear of what constituted the decision of their leaders to roll out the Afrocentric week celebration. This, was revealed in a survey conducted to evaluate and assess the Afrocentric week celebration where 62.9% of students who responded to the survey indicated that they had no knowledge of the objective of the program. According to this number of respondents, the council (SRC) failed to provide a theme for the Afrocentric week celebration. They added that the maiden program should have been introduced formerly at a gathering of students with the objective(s) clearly spelled. However, they were disappointed to have witnessed what they could described as one man’s inau