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On this day, January 7, Ghanaians observe the Constitutional Day as a public holiday to recognise the Fourth Republican Constitution, which came into effect on January 7, 1993. BACKGROUND The celebration is to remind Ghanaians on the need to maintain and sustain the country’s democratic dispensation, which is widely touted as the beacon of Africa’s democracy. However, some constitution and political pundits have downplayed the relevance of the Constitutional Day celebration, arguing that, the 1992 Constitution had lots of limitations that do not promote democratic rule and, therefore, called for serious amendments to some provisions in it. They argued that the Constitution conferred powers on the Executive arm of government and upsets the required balance of power to other countervailing authorities-the Legislature and the Judiciary. They averred that the mere existence of a Constitution did not necessarily promote constitutionalism and that it would serve the nation better if...

Samuel Obiri Yeboah, KNUST SRC Head of Envoy The KNUST SRC Head of Envoy, Master Samuel Obiri Yeboah has today declared his good intentions for the College of Humanities and Social  Sciences (CoHSS) through an interview with the KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. to contest for the position of the College President. [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us 0237380243 or follow us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc .] Speaking with one of our colleagues, the current SRC Head of envoy and a second year Political Science student who minors in English, Master Samuel Obiri Yeboah reiterated that his aim is to leave a blueprint of good leadership worth emulating in order to build a strong and better College of Humanities and Social  Sciences (CoHSS). He then was questioned on what his mantra will be which he gave us “The Blueprint”. When he was asked further questions on the mantra, he stated categorically that in due time...

Awuah Joseph Awuah Joseph popularly known as - AJ who aspired for the office of the president in the Faculty of Social Sciences last semester but lost has hanged up his boots in national politics this year. He’s a final year BA Sociology student. [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us 0237380243 or follow us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc .] Owning from the Juaboso Constituency on the ticket of the ruling NPP, he stepped down citing reasons that the Juaboso Constituency is one of the famed constituencies in Ghana and that the forenamed constituency is confessed to be the leading producer of Cocoa and other Natural resources that serves AS a source of Revenue to the Government. For this very reason and the pivotal roles his cherished constituency plays as far as the development of Ghana is concerned, they deserve to benefit a lot to establish a good road Network, benefit from Health Policies and other infrastructu...

KNUST’s flagship student transport app - KNUST Wheels which was developed by a a final year computer science student of the prestigious Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology  is number 8 on the list of trending apps on App Store, few weeks after its launch. Following its unveiling some weeks ago after it made it to the Vice Chancellor’s office for a pitching and  got recognized . The App was then placed on Play Store for students and the general public to download and use at their own comfort. Some few weeks later the great innovative app has made it to the top 10 trending apps on play Store. Students are encouraged to download the app and book their seats back home at their own convenience from play store. Students who face any challenge or would want to use the services of KNUST Wheels should contact any Wheels ambassador or get in touch with the CEO Abdul Haqq on 0549726457

The KNUST SRC Parliamentary Council as part of its duties in keeping the SRC on its toes by performing thorough checks and balances on the actions and inactions of the SRC has successfully completed a probe into its poorly organized TekTalk@5 program [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us 0237380243 or follow us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. ] The KNUST SRC Parliament upon several petitions and requests from students to probe into the poorly organized TekTalk program set up a committee of five (5) to investigate what went on in the program for it to flop. The committee members who sat to investigate the program were Hon. A.k Harry Hon. Daniel Tetteh Hon. Esther Sevor Hon. Kwame Temeng Hon. Ama Tetebea Hon. Victory Oyet The committee were mandated to conduct intense review on the TekTalk program and controversies surrounding it. The committee were also given subpoena powers to invite witnesses and SRC ap...

Ibrahim Ali  Ibrahim Ali popularly known as President Ali who organized a Comm Skills tutorial for all freshmen of KNUST last weekend has stated that his Comm Skills tutorial which he organized a brought a resource person outside the school has yielded a lot of positive responses. Speaking with Sabrina Darko, an associate of the KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. he praised the tutorial and called it a success and that he has been receiving positive feedback from students concerning his efforts. He further went on to say that students should watch out for more of these.

Samuel Sesah Today marks exactly a year since Samuel Sesah petitioned the University Management through the Kelvin Sah led SRC for students to be given the options of staying and also keeping their luggage in their respective hall for the short Christmas break prior to the exams which was written in January. [For your publicity, info tip, event coverage, massive hype, an agenda Personality? Contact us 0237380243 or follow us on twitter via KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. ] In an exclusive interview with him, the team asked of his thoughts on the need for advocacy within student leadership and the current state of advocacy in KNUST. He opined that "he believes so much in the extent of progress that advocacy can result if done in the right way and through the right channel. He assured that he hadn't  retired from the work of advocacy on campus and was ready if need be to use the right channels and means to push for the interest of colleagues students. We look forward to see...