UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, WINNEBA HAS RELEASED APPLICATION FORMS

The University of Education Winneba, one of the leading universities in Ghana has released its application forms for the 2016/2017 academic. The forms were released on 14^th December 2015, for the sole aim of admissions.

 The university offers various degree courses in Education, with its prime mission is to serve as a centre of excellence which will inculcate in its products the requisite academic ability and professional competences.

 You can purchase UEW online application voucher from any of these Banks: Capital Bank, Ecobank Ghana LTD, ADB, GCB , Unibank , Fidelity Bank and Merchant Bank.

The cost of the application forms are as follows

TYPE OF APPLICATION	COST (GHÇ)
Direct (diploma and undergraduate)	150.00
Diploma in Education	150.00
Post Diploma (applicants 25years and over)	250.00
Post Diploma
Post Graduate
International Applicants	$100.00

Make sure you buy the correct voucher.

The following will also be required for a successful application

1.       A passport size picture in JPG with SIZE not exceeding 128 kilobyte.

2.       WAEC results slip

3.       Transcript of Academic Records

4.       Academic Certificate

5.       Birth Certificate

6.       National Identification card

7.       SSNIT card

8.       And any other relevant document in support of your application

NOTE; Your voucher number and pin will be required for checking admission statuof your application so keep them well.

You may however visit the official website of the University for the correct and detailed information regarding your application.

TARRIFFS SHOOTS UP; GHANAIANS CRY. KONADU AGYEMANG ATTACKS MAHAMA

The woes of Ghanaians just got bigger as the Public Utility Regulatory Commission PURC, on Monday 7^th December 2015 announced an increase in tariffs.  The said increment is to take effect from 14^th December 2015.

The never reliable electricity couldn’t have gotten any worse; as electricity tariffs was shot up as high as 59.2%. This is surely a fulfillment of the “if you want quality, then prepare to pay more” statement released by the president some weeks ago. Water was however no exemption, as it saw a whopping 67.2% tariffs increment.

DR KWABENA DONKOR

KOFI KAPITO

Inalienably, influential politicians and stakeholders have released statements expressing sentiments about this unceremonious increase in tariffs. With Kofi Kapito, Chief Executive of  the Consumer Protection Agency charging the power Minister, Dr. Kwabena Donkor to resign. He further went on to urge Ghanaians to protest the increment.

 

 

 

 

 

NANA KONADU AGYEMAN RAWLINGS

 Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings, former first lady and founder and leader of the National Democratic Party, was however not left out as she took to social media to say John Mahama and his incompetent government is heartless for pursuing this increment. She ended by urging Ghanaians to be bold and say no to the NDC government.