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Delali Setugah Forgive The most projected candidate to win the KNUST SRC Women’s Commission race Miss Delali Setugah Forgive has publicly stated that should she be elected, she will set up “The Aketesia Fund” to compliment the KBN Fund. In her manifesto speech which she aired live on Focus Fm this Sunday, Miss Setugah stated that:, “The KBN and Bursary over the years have been of tremendous help to students and this cannot be underestimated but rather improved upon. My little and yet detailed research has equipped me with information that only about 15% of female students benefit from them. This is partly due to the overwhelming formalities and scrutinizing and also partly due to lack of knowledge about them. The Aketesia fund will be established to compliment the KBN and Bursary and will be made for female students with zero stress and frustration in accessibility.” She ended her speech urging students to vote for her as she has better plans for all.

Bright Emmanuel Ampofo A section of students who belong to the Health Science Students Association - HESA have voiced out their discontent over the alleged fraudulent act done by the immediate past HESA President who is now vying for the SRC Presidency According to the chats and letters the KNUST TigerEye Media has our hands on, candidate Bright Emmanuel Ampofo has defrauded a section of students with the intention of securing driving lessons and driving license for them but ended up using the accumulated funds fir a different program. Below are the chats and documents to back this. We’ll know more in the coming days. View the full content of the chats on Twitter here

ELECTION MEETING Not long ago, the Interim Electoral Commission Chairman made a proclamation that first year students would not be permitted to vote in the up coming KNUST SRC Elections but that decision has been challenged in the SRC Court Andrew Anokye Kyeremateng the interim EC for the student front in an interview with Focus FM’s John Essien aver that freshmen will not vote in the upcoming SRC Elections. Expectations have been rising as the interim electoral committee and the interim legal affairs commissioner have now both been dragged to court to face Master Clinton Deborah later today Saturday, 23rd January, 2021 exactly 7:30pm at the Law Faculty. It is expected that at the end of the court proceedings freshmen being included or excluded in the upcoming SRC elections will be resolved at the hearing. The ISRC judicial committee in all has the mandate to make the right judgement in favour of the entire student populace at large. This made the Interim Judicial Chairperson grant a c...

  Management of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has supplied nose masks to all college registrars. All KNUST students are to contact their college registrars to receive theirs . Following the recent surge in COVID-19 cases and deaths, President Akufo-Addo ordered the Inspector General of Police (IGP), James Oppong Boanuh to strictly enforce the mandatory wearing of nose masks among Ghanaians. This directive applies to students as well, and in view of that, the management of the University has taken it upon itself to supply students and staff with face masks. They are to wear them to avoid contracting the coronavirus and protect themselves as well. This is a mandatory rule that all are required to abide by. This information was released by the management of KNUST, in a letter sealed and signed by the Deputy Registrar and University Relations Officer, Dr. Daniel Norris Bekoe to all KNUST students. On that note, any student who is seen walking around without a n...

Andrew Anokye Kyeremateng - ISRC EC Freshmen on the campus of KNUST will not be permitted to exercise their franchise in the upcoming KNUST SRC Elections according to Andrews Anokye the Interim Electoral Commissioner for the ISRC. The much anticipated race to glory for various SRC Portfolios is fast approaching and as expected this has caused a massive change in atmosphere on campus  turning campus into a cocktail of academics and campaign, putting both students and mostly candidates on edge. The election which was supposed to take place last academic year was postponed due to the outbreak of the Novel Corona Virus. Reopening of schools meant the election of student leaders by the student body must take effect but first year students will not be allowed to express their opinion due to the fact that the electoral processes begun without them and this should end without them. This makes every first year student ineligible to take part in the upcoming SRC elections. Speaking in an int...

One of the four presidential candidates in this year’s  Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Students Representative Council elections, Bonney Rexford Joseph, has been disqualified from contesting. A statement signed by the Chairman of the KNUST Interim SRC Electoral commission, Andrews Anokye indicated that the decision was as a result of the rustication of Rexford Bonney from the school on the basis of misconduct. This however gives Samuel Sesah the nod over the other remaining candidates to win the election at an easy pace. “From the forgoing, he cannot carry himself as a candidate in the upcoming SRC election,” the statement noted. All other 12 candidates contesting for various executive portfolios still remain in the race. The SRC election, scheduled to be held ON 28th January, 2021 will have three persons vying for the office of the President, two for General Secretary, four contesting for Treasurer and three in the Women’s Commissioner race. Click on HOME to ...

Solomon Osei Fosu, an astute candidate together with some members of his campaign team marched to the office of the Dean of students earlier today to present a petition for continuing students to be allowed to register their courses amidst some owing  The novel coronavirus pandemic took the world like a wrath in a second. This has caused great havoc and disrupted many businesses both Local and Abroad. As a result, many parents are finding it difficult to pay both accommodation and tuition fees for their wards this semester. Mister Osei Fosu explained earlier in an interview with the KNUST TigerEye Media Inc. He further stated that some students who are their own bread winners were also affected vehemently, which have contributed to their inability to pay their tuition and hostel fees on time therefore the authorities should consider this predicament and soften stands. Click on HOME to view some more stories