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Asantehene urges swift completion of KNUST Hospital following Parliamentary approval
March 29, 2026
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Asantehene urges swift completion of KNUST Hospital following Parliamentary approval

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  • KNUST Chancellor, Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, urged stakeholders to ensure the timely completion of the university's teaching hospital's first phase.
  • This appeal follows Parliament's recent approval of the project's budgetary allocation.
  • The Asantehene expressed gratitude to Parliament and the government for their commitment to this significant national investment.
  • The hospital is expected to serve as a hub for advanced medical training, research, and provide essential healthcare services nationwide.
  • Otumfuo emphasized adhering to the original construction timeline, expecting the President to commission the first phase by year-end.

Why This Matters

The timely completion of KNUST's teaching hospital is crucial for Ghana as it represents a significant national investment in healthcare, education, and development. Once operational, it will greatly enhance medical training and research capabilities, while also expanding access to essential healthcare services for the populace. This project directly contributes to strengthening Ghana's human capital and health infrastructure, impacting national well-being and progress.

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