The Faculty of Law at the University of Cape Coast (UCC) has reignited the national conversation on constitutional reform, calling for a more participatory and value-driven approach to governance in Ghana.

At the 12th edition of its flagship Jurists’ Confab, held under the theme “Rewriting the Rulebook: Constitutional Reform in Ghana,” prominent legal scholars, social justice activists and policy analysts gathered to assess whether the 1992 Constitution remains fit for purpose in an evolving democratic landscape.

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has commemorated the 2025 World Water Day with a passionate call for collective action to protect water bodies. 

The event, organised under the auspices of the School of Sustainable Engineering, brought together stakeholders, environmental experts, lecturers, administrators, students from tertiary and senior high schools, and members of the public to discuss the urgent need for sustainable water management.

A Capacity-building workshop aimed at equipping participants with critical 21st Century Skills for professional development has been organised for some selected National Service personnel from the University of Cape Coast (UCC). 

Participants for the workshop were thoughtfully chosen, with particular emphasis on young women, Persons with disabilities (PWDs), and a select group of male participants.