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The University of Ghana unveiled a bust of Prof. Ernest Aryeetey to mark the successful completion of his tenure as Vice-Chancellor of the University.
The Professor of Economics was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana for the period 2010 – 2016.
Preceding a farewell dinner in his honour was the unveiling of his bust as the 11th Executive Head of the University of Ghana. The unveiling was done at the Convocation Group of Buildings.
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