Skip to main content Ghana Front Ghana news, summarised and simplified. Getting you the core facts from trusted sources in 30 seconds or less.
Legal © 2026 SmartQix Organization. All rights reserved.
Prof Humphrey Danso urges focus on applied research to tackle national challenges | GhanaFront
Home > Education > Prof Humphrey Danso urges focus on applied research to tackle national challenges Education
Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie • 1 May • 587 words · 3 min read
A University of Skills Training Dean is pushing for practical research - but what kind of impact could this have?
Prof Humphrey Danso has advocated for more focus on applied research to help solve national problems. The call was made at the 2nd Postgraduate Research Conference - but what does this mean for Ghana's development?
Summary - read the full story for complete context.
Keywords Explore related tags Why one CEO says classroom success is no longer enough to unlock your child's future opportunities.
3d ago •
Ten men claim their manhood vanished - but what did the doctors actually find?
4 min read
A school's ageing block could collapse - will officials act before it's too late?
3d ago • 2 min read
What hidden networks and vulnerabilities are fueling Ghana's drug trade? Journalists are being challenged to dig deeper.
3d ago • 2 min read
After internal contests, a key party figure pushes for unity - but what challenges lie ahead for the NDC's 2028 ambitions?
3d ago • 2 min read
Police in Asankragwa are addressing a wave of alleged missing genitalia reports across the municipality.
Why are African leaders flocking to Moscow amid Western pressure - and what is Putin offering them?
President Vladimir Putin addresses African leaders at the Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow, presenting Russia as a superior partner to the West.
A landmark Pan-African cultural festival is coming to Accra - but what opportunities and surprises await?
Ghana will host the inaugural African Festival of Arts, Culture and Creatives in Accra this December, organized by AUDA-NEPAD and the tourism…
Why Kufuor says today's youth can't afford the long apprenticeship he had - and what he's doing about it.
Former President John Agyekum Kufuor addressed youth leadership preparation amid rapid technological change.
What happens when a mining firm can't pay its statutory fees before production begins?
Obiri Yeboah Twumasi, a former Chief Inspector of Mines, has advised the Minerals Commission to negotiate a payment plan with Northern Ashanti Mines…
Why are Ghanaians being told to report animal deaths immediately?
The Ghana Health Service is cautioning the public against handling sick or dead animals as part of Ebola prevention.
