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Dr. Prince Kodua of the Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship has opined that "Taking the Bull by the Horn" should not always be considered prudent in bringing a profitable closure in business and regulator relationship. He said, "Taking the Bull by the Horn" may show the firmness on the part of Bank of Ghana, the regulator, to apply sanctions and eventually instill discipline in the financial services sector.

In an effort to solve the problem of inadequate equipment at the Children's ward of the University of Ghana (UG) Hospital, Dr. Gordon Abekah-Nkrumah of the University of Ghana Business School in collaboration with the management of the hospital have started a project to raise funds to procure much needed equipment for the children's ward of the UG Hospital.  As part of this process, a team from Albrim Microfinance, led by its Chief Executive Officer, Mr.

The University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) on Thursday, 1st March, 2018, welcomed a new Administrator. The new administrator, Mr. Emmanuel Poku-Sarkodee takes over from Mrs. Stella Dovlo who as part of recent rotation being undertaken by the University of Ghana has been moved to the School of Graduate Studies. This, according to the University management, forms part of efforts to build the capacity of members of the Registrar cadre while delivering efficient and effective administrative and support service to the University community.

The Accounting Students' Association (ASA) of the University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) had the 2018 edition of their annual week celebrations from Wednesday, 7th to Saturday, 10th March 2018.

Dr. Kobby Mensah, a lecturer in the Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship, University of Ghana Business School, on Wednesday 28th February, 2018 participated in a panel discussion at the Joy Business Masterclass Forum. The discussion which was held at the Best Western Premier Hotel, Accra was organised by Joy Business News of the Multimedia Group of Companies. The theme was "Transforming Start-ups & SMEs: Think Local, Act Global".