Visual Art, Technical Skills, Dondology and Julius Deborah’s PhD degree

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  • Donald AMRAGO 1 month ago

    I will suggest to those who may not understand the title of Dr Debrah's thesis to Google his name and read the papers published from his PhD. Or, go to his Dept at Legon and dig out ALL the information concerning his doctoral ...
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  • Kyeiwaa Vida 1 month ago

    Take it easy. Modern enlightened parents spend good money to support their kids when they realize their talents in creative, technical and vocational spheres. I am told a school uses STEAM instead of the usual STEM. The A is ...
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  • Isaac Kusi, Bronx, NY. 1 month ago

    My son Nana Kusi, also has a Masters Degree in Museum Science and is currently working with the Museum of Modern Arts, so this topic aroused my interest.
    That's the way things get neglected in Ghana. It has extended into th ...
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  • THE QUESTION IS WHO WROTE HIS THESIS FOR HIM! 1 month ago

    That is what we need to know. Can he independently stand before a panel of experts to answer a question on museum heritage?

  • Kofi....JULIUS IS ONE OF THE BRILLIANT BRAINS 1 month ago

    THIS IS ABOUT INTEREST AND PASSION.WHAT IS HAILED IN THE DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IS LOOKED DOWN UPON IN DEVELOPING ONES.JULIUS HAS BEEN PASSIONATE ABOUT TOURISM ALL HIS LIFE AND DECIDED TO GO ALL OUT TO STUDY AND LEARN COMPONENTS ...
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  • Samuel Paa Kwesi Ansah 1 month ago

    I think Ghana Web needs someone to proofread their articles. How can you misspell the name of a whole Chief of Staff?

  • Yooo 1 month ago

    You wrote wisdom and those of us with understanding appreciate such a prized PhD.

  • GET CLOSE 1 month ago

    Get close to this brainy chief of staff and you will know how deep he is...all round wisdom.....a gift from God.

  • Yaw Bio 1 month ago

    Unfortunately, global thinking on the issues is complex.
    Passion is good, but targetted research to solve our numerous poverty-related problems will be excellent. Why do we go to the West for vaccines. We can't even reduce p ...
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  • Unique 1 month ago

    My undergraduate dissertation dealt with using music as a literary tool to fight corruption. I share your concern about how some (a lot of) Ghanaians look down on programmes in the creative space. Even a lot in the Humanities ...
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  • Unique 1 month ago

    My undergraduate dissertation dealt with using music as a literary tool to fight corruption. I share your concern about how some (a lot of) Ghanaians look down on programmes in the creative space. Even a lot in the Humanities ...
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  • Kwame Nkrumah 1 month ago

    Because we are not allowed to question the past. Leave history alone instead of interrogating the past

  • Egudie 1 month ago

    May God bless you and the womb that gave birth to you. I did theatre arts and I'm not working with my degree but people with business and science backgrounds comes to me with basic knowledge.

  • Adjei 1 month ago

    Every profession is important. Even in SA people graduate with degree in Tshwane. here in GH, we graduate in Ewe, Twi Ga and Fante. you how degree in whatever become important as we seek to develop AI Model to preserve and ad ...
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  • Titus 1 month ago

    The courses he pursued are all hopeless in the running of a country like Ghana , that’s all we are saying .

  • Asante Paul...Wisdom 1 month ago

    Julius has wisdom and experience

  • Phillips 1 month ago

    Some few years ago, countries referred to as " Asian Tigers" were poor but they have been able to break through the hurdles that kept them poor. Development studies show their achievements were through STEM education coupled ...
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