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July 20, 2026
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Wesley Girls launches 190th anniversary celebrations, calls for support to preserve legacy
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- Wesley Girls' High School has launched its 190th-anniversary celebrations, calling for renewed investment to preserve its legacy.
- The launch featured the unveiling of the anniversary logo and gathered government officials, alumni, and development partners.
- Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang urged recognition for often-overlooked women support staff and pioneering women.
- The Old Girls Association appealed to alumni and corporate organizations for support for infrastructure and other development initiatives.
- The year-long celebrations aim to commemorate history, strengthen alumni engagement, and mobilize resources for the school's future.
Why This Matters
Wesley Girls' High School is a cornerstone of female education in Ghana, consistently producing leaders across various sectors. The call for renewed investment and recognition of all contributors highlights critical discussions around funding for educational institutions and the value of human capital in Ghana's development, especially for women. Sustaining such institutions is crucial for Ghana's future leadership and workforce.
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