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Thinkers
Good thinkers break rules but not the laws because rules are meant to be broken. -Thinkers don't win by conforming or by competing harder, faster, longer but their persistent,"childlike" questioning of the status and doing something to change it. -"The task is not so much as to see what… Read more
Summer Games
Summer Games As spring gives way for the much awaited summer, the atmosphere is thrown into a myriad of sporting activities. The countless training sessions of cricket, badminton, table tennis, basketball and the ever popular Game of football has plunged the academic atmosphere into an uncontrollable… Read more
About Us
Welcome to BANKUS . WEBNODE . COM Bankus.webnode.com is a non-profitable project aimed at providing information and assistance to all interested visitors of this site. We seek to provide our patronizers with useful information, as well as assist others to locate useful links to address certain concerns… Read more
Stars of Ghana(lughansk) beat the All Stars of E. Africa
The match which took place at the l.s.m.u indoor sports complex at around 3pm local time saw the All stars of E. Africa losing to the Stars of Ghana by eight goals to five (8-5). The match begun with the E. Africans showing great cohesion and individual brilliance which saw them leading by 4-0 as early… Read more
GHASAU (Lughansk) Awards.
The 1st Awards and Handing-over Ceremony of the Ghana Students' Association, Ukraine (Lughansk) is set to take place on the 13th of march, 2009. The programme, scheduled to take place at the 7th auditorium on the main campus of L.S.M.U at 17:00 local time, is aimed at awarding some outstanding members… Read more
GHASAU marks 1st Awards & Handing-over ceremony.
Ghanaian Students Association, Ukraine(Lugansk) successfully held its 1st Awards and Handing-over ceremony on the 13th of March, 2008 on the campus of the L.S.M.U. The ocassion which was also graced with a variety of cultural performances, ended with all of its attendants well entertained and educated… Read more
Leadership - A chronology of key events in Ghana
1482 - Portuguese set up trading settlement. GHANA'S MOST FAMOUS SON 1874 - British proclaim coastal area a crown colony. Accra, the capital, is renowned for its beaches, nightlife 1877: Becomes capital of Britain's Gold Coast colony Population: 1 million 1925 - First legislative council elections take… Read more
'tro tro palava'
'tro tro palava' This page seeks to provide visitors of the site with some information on the happenings in our various commercial transport stations in Ghana, as well as on the streets as one moves around during the day's hustle and bustle. The most popular means of transport in Ghana is the "… Read more
Obama phones Mills
President Obama President Barack Obama has phoned Ghana's new president and congratulated him on the African nation's peaceful transfer of power. The White House says Obama phoned President John Atta Mills on Friday to discuss fighting the narcotics trade that threatens West Africa. Obama also praised… Read more
Rahim Ayew agrees Hoffenheim deal
Rahim Ayew Ghana midfielder Ibrahim 'Rahim' Ayew has agreed a three-year deal with German Bundesliga side TSG Hoffenheim for an undisclosed fee next season. The 21-year-old's local side Eleven Wise claim the deal is subject to him passing his medicals. Rahim impressed Hoffenheim officials at last month… Read more
About Ghana
About Ghana Medieval Ghana (4th - 13th Century): The Republic of Ghana is named after the medieval Ghana Empire of West Africa. The actual name of the Empire was Wagadugu. Ghana was the title of the kings who ruled the kingdom. It was controlled by Sundiata in 1240 AD, and absorbed into the larger Mali… Read more
200 Ghanaian students in Russia face deportation
Reports from Russia say some two hundred Ghanaian students on government scholarships in that country face possible deportation, following the failure of the government of Ghana to pay them their allowances. Citi News gathers that most of the students have run out of funds and cannot even pay their… Read more
Early European Contact and the Slave Trade
When the first Europeans arrived in the late fifteenth century, many inhabitants of the Gold Coast area were striving to consolidate their newly acquired territories and to settle into a secure and permanent environment. Several immigrant groups had yet to establish firm ascendancy over earlier occupants… Read more
2012 elections may be held in November
Stakeholders at the just ended Inter Party Advisory Committee meeting have resolved to hold the December 2012 general elections in November. The December 7 date for Ghana’s general elections has come under scrutiny following the limited period for transition. The then New Patriotic Party led government… Read more
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