
Audio By Carbonatix
The seven-member Committee established to investigate the death of a final year business student at the KNUST SHS have commenced work.
The Committee has been tasked to investigate circumstances leading to the death of Leonard who died at the hospital after complaining of a stomach upset in school.
The Committee which began sitting right after inauguration on Tuesday, is chaired by Prof. Sampson Kofi Ampong of the KNUST Department of Physics and also board member of the SHS.
Interdicted Headmistress of the school, Felicia Asamoah Dankwa, and Senior Housemaster, Seth Owusu Ansah, are among witnesses heard at the maiden hearing, behind closed doors.
Chairman of the Committee says the interdicted Headmistress, Felicia Asamoah Dankwah and Senior House master, Seth Owusu Ansah came before it.
Latest Stories
-
Ghanaian Youth under siege: The growing threat of online network marketing schemes
3 minutes -
We need enforcement, not new anti-graft laws – Frema Osei-Opare
22 minutes -
Ghana records decline in new HIV infections and AIDS deaths in 2025 – AIDS Commission report
25 minutes -
US court cites Interpol decision in ruling on Ofori-Atta’s immigration case
35 minutes -
SABC report claiming Ghana has recorded 2,300 Ebola cases, 930 deaths is false
37 minutes -
Trump imposes 50% tariffs on Canadian goods as trade tensions escalate
38 minutes -
Tanzania’s President Samia to lead maternal, child health call at AU health summit in Accra
44 minutes -
Bono East Police arrest six over highway robbery, recover GH¢300,000 stolen cash
52 minutes -
ATU launches Business School, urges stronger industry-academia partnership
57 minutes -
NPP-USA faces internal dispute over disqualification of 5 aspirants ahead of branch elections
1 hour -
Greater Accra records 1,054 vehicle interceptions in police crackdown on illegal sirens
1 hour -
80 CSOs urge government to release full Constitutional Review Committee report
1 hour -
US Judge says OSP failed to provide evidence linking Ofori-Atta to criminal wrongdoing
2 hours -
Today’s Front Pages: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
2 hours -
Lands and Mines Watch welcomes Wontumi verdict, urges tougher action against illegal mining
2 hours