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Prince Kofi Amoabeng, Ghana's Most Respected CEO, named Ashesi Graduation 2013 speaker
Ashesi is pleased to name Prince Kofi Amoabeng, Chief Executive Officer of Unique Trust (UT) Bank and the President of UT Holdings as speaker for the university's 2013 graduation ceremony at Burma Camp Hall on Saturday, June 22.Prince Kofi Amoabeng [ Read more... ]
 
When Ashesi went offline: What happened, and lessons learned
Last week, we experienced some technical challenges at Ashesi, that resulted in us losing Internet connectivity on campus. If you tried reaching out to Ashesi for information over the past ten days, and had no success, we are truly sorry for the [ Read more... ]
 
Ashesi President honoured by Babson College for "outstanding entrepreneurial leadership"
Saturday, May 18, 2013 – Babson College President Leonard Schlesinger awarded Ashesi President, Dr. Patrick Awuah, an honourary Doctor of Laws degree for his outstanding entrepreneurial leadership in Ghana. The presentation was made during [ Read more... ]
 
Ashesi Computer Science team wins funding from STAR-Ghana to build mobile tools for Ghana's health sector
A team of faculty members at Ashesi's Computer Science (CS) Department is one of a handful across Ghana to win funding from STAR-Ghana to build and implement a mobile-based platform that will improve access to quality healthcare for people living in [ Read more... ]
 
Dalai Lama Fellows at Ashesi to implement Berekuso's biggest literacy campaign
Ashesi is happy to announce that two students, Leonard Annan '14, and Sela Kwaku Agbakpe '15 have been selected as this year's Dalai Lama Fellows at Ashesi. Leonard, a Computer Science major, and Sela, a Business Administration major, will be [ Read more... ]

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Ashesi on CNN

"I hope that universities will also be competing on things such as whose students are the most ethical. If that happens, it will change the continent."

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