The University of Ghana has opened a new library and archive named after the late Ghanaian historian Emeritus Professor Albert Adu Boahen.
A ceremony was recently held to officially launch the Adu Boahen Memorial Library and Archive housed within the Department of History .
The new facility contains historical books, journals, newspaper archives, and oral histories, as well as publications authored by Professor Adu Boahen during his life and career.
It will serve as a reference library and resource center.
Late Emeritus Professor Adu Boahen was a renowned Ghanaian historian and academic who taught at the University of Ghana for decades.
He is widely credited with transforming the study and teaching of African history during the post-independence era.
He also ventured into politics and became the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) presidential candidate in the 1992 general elections.
‘Declare a state of emergency, tell Ghanaians we are in economic crisis’ — Kwame...
Assin North by-election: Residents express mixed reaction as gov’t begins overni...
Assin North by-elections: ‘We are going to win hands down’ - NPP’s Salam Mustaph...
Assin North MP slapped with 5 criminal charges, faces 10-year jail term if found...
Shut down BoG, install currency board to save your Cedi – Steve Hanke
Assin North by-election: Ben Ephson predicts tough contest
You can't destroy the anointing and gravitational force around Bawumia, you'll h...
Imbed citizens in public sector projects to avoid shoddy work, save cost – SEND ...
NPP Flagbearership Race: Market Queen Mothers pick forms for Alan Kyerematen
Zebilla: Three Fulanis hospitalised, over 15 houses burnt, two cattle killed for...
