The Ghana Institute of Journalism has received a Presidential Charter to operate as a fully fledged University.
A statement signed by the Rector of the Institute, David Newton said the charter will empower the institute to award its own certificates, diplomas and degrees for its accredited programmes.
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Is good to see that the Institute has gain the new accreditation status, our educational institute in the lower mainland, of British Columbia,Canada, is currently working with one of the classes on globalism and have had the opportunity to dialogue on several issues as it relates to our common values to see a fair and just world. Regards Scott