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 INFOCTESS DEPARTMENTAL WEEK '2025 officially kicks off this Monday, 4th August,2025 at 4pm at Departmental Forecourt for Photoshoot and launching. INFOCTESS DEPARTMENTAL WEEK 2025: A Celebration of Unity, Innovation, and Youth Power On Monday, August 4th, 2025, UEW's campus will buzz with INFOCTESS DEPARTMENTAL WEEK. It's more than an event—it's a movement and a statement about technology and youth leadership in Ghana. INFOCTESS!!! Reaching the World Through Technology The Departmental Week, by INFOCTESS, is a showcase of young minds coming together. They aim to reach the world through technology. The theme calls for innovation, unity, and celebrating tech trailblazers. A Week of Vibes, Unity, and Technology The week starts with a grand photoshoot and opening ceremony at 4pm on Monday. It's a moment to capture the spirit of a generation. The week is filled with fun, learning, and community: Tuesday: “Rep Your Jersey / FIFA / Jama Night” at the Forecourt, where s...

 The HD Movement: A Bold New Vision for INFOCTESS Leadership THE GREAT PAIR: A Fresh Take on Leadership at UEW-INFOCTESS There’s a buzz on campus, and it’s more than just whispers in lecture halls or quiet hallway conversations. It’s the kind of energy that builds when students start believing that change is not only possible — it’s coming. That energy has a name this season: The Halo Effect (HD Movement) — and it’s being led by Stephen Kojo Djangmah and Douglas Boateng Ofosu , who are running for INFOCTESS President and Vice President , respectively. “The Great Pair.” Bold. Confident. And unified. Clad in striking yellow shirts and wearing expressions that blend both determination and calm assurance, Stephen and Douglas are positioning themselves not just as individual candidates, but as a team . And that matters. Leadership, especially in a tech-driven academic society like INFOCTESS, thrives on synergy — and these two are sending a message that they’re in this together. Steph...

  UEW SRC- LAUNCH OF NEW LOGO BY THE 30TH SRC ELECTORAL COMMISSION The 30th SRC Electoral Commission is pleased to officially unveil its newly designed logo, launched as part of the Council’s broader rebranding initiative. This emblematic shift reflects a renewed sense of purpose and marks a bold statement of forward-thinking leadership. It symbolizes our commitment to innovation, transparency, and the continuous strengthening of democratic values within the student body. As we prepare to steer the upcoming electoral processes, this new visual identity will stand as a symbol of trust, integrity, and progressive vision. We look forward to your continued support as we embark on this journey of transformation and institutional excellence. In every democratic institution, symbols carry power — power to inspire, unite, and build trust. At the heart of student leadership at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), stands one such symbol: the official logo of the SRC Electoral Commissi...

  UEW -   VETTING PANEL FOR THE 2025 SRC ELECTION  The Local Assembly of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) is pleased to announce the official constitution of the Vetting Panel for the upcoming SRC Elections. As the University of Education, Winneba gears up for one of the most crucial seasons in its student governance calendar, all eyes are now on the 2025 SRC Elections Vetting Panel —the team entrusted with upholding the values of integrity, transparency, and trust . Officially presented by The Local Assembly of the Students' Representative Council , this year’s vetting panel is a vibrant mix of intellect, experience, and student leadership excellence. With the slogan "Upholding Integrity, Inspiring Trust!" , these individuals are not just gatekeepers—they're guardians of a democratic process that shapes the entire student experience. The vetting panel plays a critical role in ensuring that only credible, competent, and committed candidates make it to th...

Perpetual Sroda Mansah Wadjoly Declares Intent to Contest for UEW SRC President At the University of Education, Winneba, leadership season is once again in full swing—and one name is already making waves with poise, purpose, and power: Perpetual Sroda Mansah Wadjoly . With a confident smile and a message rooted in values, Sroda has formally declared her intention to contest for SRC President for the 2024/2025 academic year. Her announcement isn’t just a campaign kickoff—it’s a call to action and a vision for a better, more inclusive student leadership experience . In her public declaration, Perpetual Sroda highlights three core pillars that define her mission: Welfare of Students Transparency in Governance Inclusive Representation These are not just buzzwords—they're foundational principles that speak directly to the needs and voices of the student body. From academic pressures to housing issues, access to resources, or communication breakdowns with university autho...

Official Electoral Calendar for the 2024/2025 UEW SRC Elections📍 UEW SRC Elections 2024/2025: A Look at the Proposed Roadmap to Student Leadership As the academic year progresses, one major event that sparks conversation, anticipation, and campus-wide involvement is the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) Elections at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) . And this year, the Electoral Commission has laid out a clear and structured roadmap for the 2024/2025 SRC Elections —a process that not only reflects transparency but also encourages student participation at every level. On the official document released by the Office of the Electoral Commission of UEW SRC , a detailed timetable outlines each step, from the lifting of bans to the actual elections. This roadmap provides a refreshing sense of organization and readiness as UEW prepares to elect its next student leaders. Here’s What the Election Calendar Looks Like: Lifting of the First Ban – Friday, 20th June 2025 Th...

On Saturday, July 19, 2025, Ghana’s political landscape witnessed a bold and striking statement from the Minority Leader in Parliament , Alexander Afenyo-Markin , as he delivered a powerful message that is sure to spark conversations across the political spectrum. In a message aired on GHOne TV , the vocal legislator called on members of his own party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) , to reflect deeply on the true meaning of their party’s well-known slogan: “Moving Forward.” Afenyo-Markin’s statement may be short, but it’s loaded with meaning. In many ways, he’s asking a vital question: Are we truly moving forward together, or only for a few? By saying “touch one, touch all,” he’s reminding the NPP—and maybe even all political entities—that the strength of a party lies not just in its leadership, but in its unity. When one member is affected, the rest should feel it. When one wins, all should celebrate. When one struggles, the whole group should rally. This kind of thinking challeng...

  In an era where young girls are increasingly facing pressure and exploitation from multiple angles, it’s refreshing—and necessary—to hear strong voices rise in their defense. On July 18, 2025 , the Member of Parliament for Agona West, Hon. Ernestina Ofori Dangbey , delivered a statement that has resonated across Ghana and beyond. Speaking boldly and directly, she said: "Big men out there, please allow our little girls to grow. And to the girls, I plead you focus on your books. When you grow, no one will question how many times you get to do it." This quote, which has now gone viral on social media and news platforms like GHOne TV , strikes at the heart of a deeply rooted issue in our society— the need to protect young girls from premature sexual advances, societal pressures, and systemic neglect , and to encourage them to prioritize their education and development. A Cry for Protection and Accountability The first part of her statement is a clear call-out to older me...

University of Education, Winneba   DEPARTMENT OF ICT EDUCATION In Collaboration with Girls Power GH Presents Girls in TECH Summit 2025   University of Education, Winneba   DEPARTMENT OF ICT EDUCATION In Collaboration with Girls Power GH Presents Girls in TECH Summit 2025, Over 20 Senior High Schools Breaking Barriers & Building Dreams: Girls in Tech Summit 2025 Is Here to Inspire Something exciting is happening this August—and it’s all about empowering young girls to dream big in the world of technology. On 13th August 2025 , the Jophus Anamuah-Mensah Conference Centre at the University of Education, Winneba will come alive with the energy of over 20 Senior High Schools coming together for one purpose: the Girls in Tech Summit 2025 . Organized by the Department of ICT Education (INFOCTESS) and the Office of the WOCOM , in collaboration with Girl Power GH , this summit is all about preparing girls for the future—specifically, careers in technology, Web ...

  NDC's Ewurabena Aubynn is now Ablekuma North MP as she wins the rerun The Electoral Commission (EC) has officially declared Ewurabena Aubynn of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as the winner of the Ablekuma North parliamentary rerun held on Friday, July 11, 2025—marking the first time the NDC has captured the seat. Aubynn secured 34,090 votes , narrowly defeating the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) candidate, Nana Akua Afriyie , who garnered 3,881 votes. The contest was decided by a slim margin of 209 votes, with all 281 polling stations reporting. The rerun was held to resolve collation and verification challenges that disrupted the December 2024 general elections. While 18 of the initially disputed 37 polling stations had their results certified, fresh voting was required in the remaining 19 to complete the electoral process. Despite an official NPP boycott, Nana Akua Afriyie participated in the rerun, citing a responsibility to defend her mandate after the Accra High Cou...

Sam George calls for equal justice on attack on him during the Ayawaso West Wuogon by election   Ningo-Prampram MP, Sam Nartey George, is calling on the Ghana Police Service to act on a complaint he filed nearly five years ago following the violence that marred the 2019 Ayawaso West Wuogon by-election. In a post on social media on Friday, July 10, Mr. George reminded the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) and the Director-General of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) that he is still awaiting justice for the assault he suffered during the election. “I have patiently waited since 2019 for justice to be served,” he wrote, urging the police to handle the matter on a “first come, first served basis.” Sam George also issued a caution to those who downplayed the incident at the time, warning them against commenting on similar political violence today. “You sowed the wind and you have reaped the whirlwind,” he added. Reaffirming his determination to seek justice, he declared: “I ...