ARTICLE: THE GHANAIAN ENGINEERING.
Popular student activist Salifu Zulifawu (Miss Zully) of KNUST-Ghana has put together a pensive article for publication: Engineering is simply the application of science, mathematics and technology to address real life problems. In many parts of the world we classify as developed, engineers have a major role to play, they spent time identifying problems and finding solutions to them. Ghana in our case has bad road network, poor sanitation, and all kind of situations which makes us consider our mother Ghana as under developed. There is a direct relation between what engineers do and what we see as development. Now the question is, don't we produce enough engineers? We have three main universities that produce engineers in this country, we have KNUST, the university of Ghana and the university of mines and technology. What kind of education did these engineers receive? Were they trained to be able to solve our societal problems? That doesn’t connote my point that all our problems