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UG Urges Fresh Graduates To Deploy AI, Innovation And Integrity To Drive Ghana’s Development

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The University of Ghana has charged its July 2026 graduating class to leverage Artificial Intelligence, innovation and lifelong learning to solve national problems and accelerate Ghana rsquo;s development, as it conferred degrees on 1,884 students.

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