Andreas Kamasah

JAYEE University College (JUC) held its 13th graduation ceremony on August 13, 2025, marking a significant milestone for students who have successfully completed various programs in fields such as Human Resources Management, Public Relations, Marketing, Accounting, Secretaryship and Management, and Journalism.In an inspirational address, Mr. Egbert Faibille Jnr, speaker for the occasion urged the graduating class to leverage their education for the greater good. "Be water to help crops grow, and not be a drought that destroys them," he advised, emphasizing the importance of using their knowledge and skills to positively impact society.Mr. Egbert also encouraged the graduates to harness the opportunities provided by Artificial Intelligence, integrating them with the knowledge acquired at JUC to make their lives ahead both worthwhile and successful. "Be a light that illuminates others and a bridge to connect people and not a wall that separates them," he added.

Mr. John Emmanuel Donkoh, founder of Jayee University however, noted that non-payment of fees has become a significant challenge for the institution, despite having some of the lowest fees in the country. "Measures are being taken to address this, but I entreat all students to ensure payment is done accordingly so the school can run, function and serve well in the interest of all," he stated.

JAYEE University College marks 13th graduation ceremony, sends off new cohort of graduates

The graduating class expressed their gratitude to JUC for the knowledge and values instilled in them during their years of study. Several graduates urged prospective students seeking quality education to enroll at JUC for the best experience.

The outgoing Student Representative Council (SRC) executives also shared their perspectives, highlighting the flexibility and unique benefits of studying at JUC. "JUC is one of the best schools," they stated. "Our time here, and now our graduation, truly showcases the academic excellence and the holistic life skills instilled in learners, which makes the school a unique one."The ceremony served as a testament to JUC's growing reputation and its commitment to producing well-rounded, problem-solving graduates equipped for the modern workforce.

JAYEE University College Celebrates 13th Graduation Ceremony, Sends Off New Cohort of Graduates

Scammers on Earth are getting bold — some are now reaching for the stars. Literally. An 80-year-old woman in Japan has been duped into sending nearly 1 million yen ($6,700) to a <a target="_self" class="editor-link" href="https://www.pulse.com.gh/articles/sports/ghanaian-club-owner-among-3-extradited-to-us-over-alleged-dollar100m-online-scam-2025081013150333576">man who claimed he was an astronaut stranded in space</a> and running out of oxygen.Yes, you read that right.The elderly woman, who lives alone on Hokkaido island, struck up an online chat in July with a supposed space traveller. Over time, she warmed up to him — after all, who wouldn’t feel special being chosen by a lonely astronaut orbiting Earth?But then came his desperate plea: he was “in space on a spaceship right now,” under attack, and needed money to buy oxygen. Instead of NASA, JAXA, or Houston, he turned to her wallet for help. And she obliged — sending the money via prepaid systems at five different stores between July and August.

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According to Hokkaido Broadcasting, she only came clean to her family after her rocket-fuelled romance started to feel a little… weightless. When they got the police involved, the verdict was quick: classic <a target="_self" class="editor-link" href="https://www.pulse.com.gh/articles/lifestyle/top-african-countries-notorious-for-romance-fraud-2025070816300900548">romance scam</a>. And sadly, her money is unlikely to ever come back down to Earth.

Police issued a warning: “If a person you met on social media ever demanded cash from you, please be suspicious of the possibility of a scam, and report to the police.”

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Bizarrely, this wasn’t Japan’s first encounter with a “cosmic con.” In 2022, another <a target="_self" class="editor-link" href="https://www.pulse.com.gh/articles/news/kofi-boateng-2-others-extradited-to-us-over-dollar100m-online-scam-romance-fraud-fbi-2025080910060527082">elderly woman lost $30,000 to a scammer</a> claiming to be an astronaut who needed help making it back to Earth.Lesson of the day? If someone claims they’re texting you from outer space and asks for money to buy oxygen, don’t blast your savings into their account. Space may be infinite, but your bank balance is not.

Lonely 80-Year-Old Woman Loses $6,700 to Fake Astronaut Claiming to Be Stranded in Space

Romance Scam: Woman, 80, loses $6,700 to fake astronaut claiming to be stranded in space

Football may still dominate conversations in Ghana, but the sporting landscape is shifting. Across towns and cities, people are discovering new passions, showing up for events that once flew under the radar, and finding fresh ways to connect through competition. This change isn’t about football losing its magic; it’s about the stage growing larger. Media coverage now focuses on disciplines that were barely mentioned a decade ago, while improved facilities give athletes the space to train and compete at higher levels. International tournaments are more accessible to watch, inspiring a new generation to pick up different sports and see where their talent can take them.&nbsp;<h2>Basketball</h2>The sound of bouncing basketballs is becoming <a target="_blank" class="editor-link" href="https://www.fiba.basketball/en/news/ghana-ghana-football-is-king-but-basketball-is-catching-up">more familiar in Ghanaian neighborhoods</a>, especially in schools and youth centers. The sport has found a solid foothold among younger generations. The Sprite Ball Championship has given countless students their first taste of serious competition. For many, it’s a chance to showcase talent and an introduction to structured coaching, discipline, and teamwork. The influence of the NBA and other global leagues, easily accessible through television and streaming platforms, has added fuel to this growth. Young players can study the moves of their favorite players and bring that inspiration straight to local courts. The fact that basketball doesn’t require expensive gear makes it an inviting option for communities looking to engage their youth in sports.&nbsp; Investment in proper indoor arenas and specialized training programs is gradually raising the standard of play, allowing promising athletes to transition from casual games to competitive pathways.<h2>Horse Racing</h2>Horse racing in Ghana has become popular in cities like Accra and Kumasi. The atmosphere at the Accra Turf Club on a race day has become a draw for both long-time enthusiasts and curious newcomers. Improved track conditions, more frequent events, and better organization have all played a part in making the sport more appealing to a wider audience. Fans have started noticing how horse racing has developed in other corners of the world. Competitions in places like the United Kingdom and the well-established tradition of <a target="_blank" class="editor-link" href="https://www.unibet.com.au/racing">horse race betting in Australia</a> serve as reference points for how the sport can capture the public’s attention.&nbsp; Some Ghanaian betting platforms have actually begun experimenting with features inspired by these international examples. Live streams of major overseas races are becoming more common, sometimes paired with special offers timed around high-profile events.&nbsp;<h2>Athletics</h2>Athletics in Ghana is having a noticeable resurgencel. Sprinting remains the country’s strongest suit, but there’s growing interest in middle- and long-distance events, as well as field disciplines like javelin and high jump.&nbsp; National athletics meets have become more organized, with improved facilities ensuring that athletes can train and compete under conditions closer to international standards. The presence of Ghanaian runners and jumpers in continental and global competitions continues to inspire the next generation. Schools are playing a bigger role in nurturing this interest, integrating structured training into their sports programs and holding inter-school tournaments that double as scouting grounds for future champions.&nbsp; Public enthusiasm is also returning, with more spectators turning up at stadiums to watch local meets.&nbsp;<h2>Boxing</h2>Boxing has been part of <a target="_blank" class="editor-link" href="https://edition.cnn.com/sport/ghana-bukom-boxing-spc">Ghana’s sporting heartbeat for decades</a>. Its legacy is carried by legendary athletes like Azumah Nelson and Ike Quartey.&nbsp; While boxing has always had a loyal following, the last few years have brought a noticeable surge in energy around it. Local fans can now watch homegrown talent compete alongside international champions thanks to more televised events. Gyms in Accra, Kumasi, and other cities are better equipped than ever.&nbsp; With its rich history, rising talent, and a stronger event scene, boxing is steadily reclaiming a prominent place in Ghana’s sports culture.<h2>Leaving the Comfort Zone of a Single Sport</h2>Football will always have a place in Ghana’s heart, but the country’s sporting interests are no longer confined to a single passion.&nbsp; What’s taking shape is a sporting culture that feels more layered, more willing to celebrate different skills and stories. The energy once reserved for one national pastime is now being shared among several, creating fresh opportunities for athletes, fans, and local businesses.

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Kaya Tours &amp; Management Services Limited has announced the appointment of Mr. Godwin Dogbey as its new General Manager, marking a significant leadership transition at one of Ghana’s longstanding tourism and marketing firms.

Dogbey’s appointment follows over a decade of work with the company, where he served closely alongside the Executive Chairman, Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey Santana. During this time, he was involved in various aspects of the company’s operations, including marketing, advertising, media production, events management, tourism promotion, and community development.

According to a statement from the company, “Godwin has been at the heart of Kaya Tours &amp; Management Services Limited operations spanning from marketing, advertising, media production, events management, tourism promotion, and community development activities that have impacted both the domestic and international markets.”

Dogbey brings with him a wealth of experience in multiple industries beyond tourism. His professional background includes media production, marketing, talent management, and international cultural promotion. His portfolio includes collaborations with global brands and personalities, managing high-profile projects and spearheading campaigns aimed at promoting Ghana as a tourism destination.

“He has collaborated with global brands and personalities, spearheaded major tourism campaigns, and managed landmark projects to managing VIP tours across Ghana and beyond—delivering excellence, innovation, and unmatched business growth,” the company noted.

With this new leadership role, expectations are high for the direction of the company as it aims to deepen its impact across the travel, tourism, and events sectors in Ghana and beyond.

Godwin Dogbey Appointed General Manager of Kaya Tours & Management Services Limited

“We are confident he will take the business to new heights – connecting the world to Ghana and Africa’s rich culture, heritage, and adventure,” Kaya Tours said.

Kaya Tours &amp; Management Services Limited describes itself as a travel, tourism, events, marketing, and media production company that blends innovation, creativity, and service to offer curated travel experiences and brand campaigns both locally and internationally.

The appointment of Mr. Dogbey is seen as a strategic move as the company seeks to scale up its operations and presence in a competitive and evolving tourism landscape.

Godwin Dogbey appointed General Manager of Kaya Tours & Management Services Limited

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JAYEE University College marks 13th graduation ceremony, sends off new cohort of graduates

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These are 5 sports Ghanaians are growing passionate about (beyond football, of course)

Godwin Dogbey appointed General Manager of Kaya Tours & Management Services Limited