Audio By Carbonatix
All is set for the biggest homecoming celebration, marking 30 years since the completion of studies at Keta Senior High School(Ketasco), by the 1996 year group, Dzolali 96.
Scheduled for July 3–5 at the KETASCO campus in Keta in the volta region, the event is expected to celebrate life’s journey, togetherness, and unity after three decades of leaving high school.
From classroom dreams to life’s grand stage, the reunion would provide an opportunity for old students to reconnect, relive cherished memories, rejoice, and rekindle long-standing friendships.
The event will be held under the theme: “30 Years of Impact; Honouring Our Legacy, Shaping the Future Through Innovation.”
Activities lined up for the celebration include a convoy departure from Accra to Keta on Friday, July 3, followed by a welcome cocktail reception upon arrival in Keta.
This would be followed by interactions with students and a night of music at the school premises.
Saturday would feature the highlight of the celebration, the commissioning, and handing over of a newly built 12-seater ultra-modern washroom facility for the girls’ dormitory and an Anniversary Durbar.
The day would also feature lunch with invited guests, a dance dinner and several other exciting activities.
The three-day celebration will climax on Sunday with a Thanksgiving Service ahead of departure, in appreciation of God’s protection and guidance throughout the event.
The Organisers are calling on all old mates, both home and abroad, to return and celebrate memories, laughter, growth and shared successes while contributing towards improving standards of learning and general living in the school.
According to organisers, the reunion promises moments of joy, reflection, and celebration as members of Dzolali ’96 commemorate three decades of impact and success.
Latest Stories
-
Iran says staff blocked from entering US after players given World Cup visas
2 hours -
South Africa warns Ghana against ‘spectacles’ during citizens’ evacuation
3 hours -
Home at last: 345 more Ghanaians touch down in Accra following raging afrophobia in South Africa
3 hours -
Ukrainian drones target St Petersburg in attack Russia calls ‘unprecedented’
3 hours -
Hegseth attacks Europe over ‘invasion’ of migrants on its beaches in D-Day speech
4 hours -
NSMQ participant and Presec-Legon alumnus Prince Debrah graduates from MIT
5 hours -
Commuters endure nightmare night at Circle after torrential Friday downpour
5 hours -
Funeral held for baby shot dead by Israeli troops in occupied West Bank
5 hours -
KATH nurses set to join doctors’ strike over suspension directive
5 hours -
Mahama explores Belarus agro-industrial hub, seeks partnerships to boost Ghana’s food security
6 hours -
Gov’t activates flood response measures, cites human activities as major cause
6 hours -
Recurring June floods show institutional failure and lack of accountability – Victoria Bright
8 hours -
Dr. Bawumia congratulates new Christian Council leadership; pledges continued cooperation
8 hours -
Changes to anti-LGBTQ+ bill could undermine enforcement – Ntim Fordjour
8 hours -
Accra Floods: GNFS rescues 21 residents in Doblo Gonno
8 hours