Kumasi, Ghana – The Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, Asantehene of the Ashanti Kingdom, has officially launched a commemorative book marking the 75th anniversary of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, in a grand ceremony that drew academia, traditional leaders, and government officials into one powerful celebration of education and legacy.
The high-profile launch, held in Kumasi, was described as a historic tribute to the evolution of one of Ghana’s most prestigious universities, highlighting its journey from a technical institution to a globally recognized centre of innovation, science, and research.
The Asantehene, who served as the special guest of honour, praised the university’s enduring contribution to national development, emphasizing its role in producing generations of engineers, scientists, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who continue to shape Ghana and beyond.
The commemorative publication captures decades of academic excellence, institutional milestones, and transformative impact, while also reflecting on the university’s vision for the future as it enters a new era of technological advancement and global competitiveness.
University officials described the book launch as a defining moment in the 75th anniversary celebrations, underscoring the importance of documenting institutional memory and celebrating achievements that often go unrecognized.
The event also served as a rallying call for continued investment in higher education, research infrastructure, and innovation-driven development as Ghana positions itself for a knowledge-based future.
As the pages of history were unveiled, the ceremony echoed with pride, tradition, and ambition—cementing KNUST’s legacy as a pillar of national progress and academic excellence.
