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vaxx1:You are too dull for my liking. ![]() You just showed the subject category which is not the main or holistical ranking of world university rankings. ![]() Now see below and learn. ![]()
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vaxx1:This is subject ranking in developmental studies not the main global world university rankings. Unfortunately, you posted University of Ghana subject ranking which ranked its developmental studies in 2017. You can lie ooooo. ![]()
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vaxx1:The spambot detected your lies hence the need to ban you indefinitely. ![]() I dare you to post a snapshot of university of Ghana with the 2019 captured on it. I don't want to see other categories except the global university rankings. ![]() |
vaxx:I know you are a bloody crook. You posted 2018 ranking. The reason you couldn't post the link. Shame on ya! ![]()
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Chauke:We are not denying that but what says South Africa's government? |
vaxx:Post the link and let me disgrace you. I am sure Ghana is not listed in 2019 world university rankings. Show me the year of this ranking. ![]() |
vaxx:You are making yourself look daft every moment you comment. This is not ranking. How can University of Cape town carry 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, etcetera in a single contest? You are daft, honestly. I am sorry to say this. ![]() Now, see what comes up when you type University of Kenya. It displays the university and the position straight. But what happened when you type University of Ghana? Oops! It doesn't exist pops out. Bhuhahahaha! ![]()
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obaaderemi:Hahahaha! We should buy him a slate and choke so that he can enroll in a kindergarten in Ghana. ![]() |
vaxx:Now, it is confirmed that you are daft. ![]() 17 African universities made the list but because you saw 10 you became confused. Smh Legon university is not among the 17 African universities in the world 1000 university rankings. EOD ![]() |
obaaderemi:Honestly, dat guy na confirm illiterate and at the same time daft. And from his diagnosis, he is suffering from dunning Kruger effect. ![]() Chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! He needs cure. ![]() |
jaycent:But I think they are enjoying the show of shame. |
jaycent:Na true be dat na. ![]() |
jaycent:We call it self defense. It's impossible they protect themselves if the South African government has failed them. |
Just30:Nigerians were already doctors, lawyer and degree holders long before any Ghanian went to school. Then, were iliterate want teach Nigerians? Ghanaian started coming to Nigeria around late 60s but they were doing boy boy, house girls, shoe cobbler, water carrier, fraudsters, 419s, etcetera. Of course, few ones were successful. It's not about beating empty chest. Nigeria has achieved more than Ghana academically. Fact |
jaycent:I think it is true. If other blacks begin to reciprocate their barbaric act, their economy will crash but I don't support it. Their government seems to be an accomplice in this act else the law enforcement agency should have quenched this violence within minutes. |
Kazikazi:Who will employ them now that they have destroyed properties and lives? |
vaxx:Don't be daft. Only 17 African universities made the 1,000 world best university rankings. Now, count the numbers slowly and come back to confirm there are more than 10 universities on the list. Top Ten Universities In Africa 2019 – QS’ Rankings Top 10 universities in Africa have been released The Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Rankings for 2019, its fifteenth edition, has been released and 17 African universities were ranked in the top 1000 globally. Unsurprisingly, South African universities were the majority as they constitute 53% of the top universities in Africa. They are eight other universities jointly ranked at the 10th position. The QS ranking of universities is one of the three globally recognised higher education ranking agency. The other two are: ARWU (Academic Ranking of World Universities) & The Times Education (THE) ranking organisations. 1. University of Cape Town Sitting on the slopes of the Table Mountain, University of Cape Town is South Africa’s oldest university. The university is Africa’s leading university and has been the top for many years across the three ranking agencies. Tied at 200th position globally with Stockholm University in the QS rankings’ 2019. 2. University of Witwatersrand Popularly known as “Wits” and based in different parts of South Africa’s largest city – Johannesburg – is one of the country’s top tertiary education institutions. Jointly ranked the 381st university globally and with less than a percent of her students being categorised as international out of circa 40, 000 students. 3. Stellenbosch University Located in the town of Stellenbosch not far from cape Town, she is yet another intellectual power from the South of Africa. Ranked within the top 50 BRICS universities by the QS, she is ranked 450th globally. 4. The American University Cairo One of the highest ranked universities in the Arab region, the American University Cairo possesses Egypt’s largest English language library collection. The American University Cairo is ranked 420th globally. 5. Cairo University As odd as it is, she is not located in Cairo. Rather, she is located southwest of the Nile River in Giza. Ranked 11th in the Arab region. Cairo University, formerly known as Fouad University, is one of Egypt’s largest universities and the second oldest higher education institution. With three Nobel laureates as alumni, she is amongst the top 50 schools by enrolment globally. 6. University of Johannesburg Fondly called UJ by students and alumni, she is one of South Africa’s largest universities by enrolment. Formed in 2006 as a result of the merger between Rand Afrikaans University, Technikon Witwatersrand and the Soweto and East Rand campuses of Vista University. Previously in the 601 – 650 category globally, now up to 551 – 560. The youngest South African university to be featured in the QS’ rankings. 7. University of Pretoria With over 50, 000 students and more research output than any other higher education institution in South Africa, Pretoria as she called in official publications is one of the nation’s top universities. Formed in 1908 and ranks 560 – 570 globally. 8. Ain Shams University With circa 180, 000 students in 15 faculties, ASM is one of Egypt’s largest universities. Situated in Cairo, and established in 1950, she is ranked 17th in the Arab region by QS in 2018 and currently ranks 701 – 750 globally. 9. University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Yet another topnotch university from the southern part of Africa. With five campuses in the Kwa-Zulu region southeast of the country, she is another young institution. Formed as a result of a merger in 2004 between University of Natal and University of Durban-Westville and ranks 751 – 800 in the world. 10. Al Akhawayn University Ifrane The money intended to clean an oil spill was used to establish the university as wind, thankfully, blew the spill away. Established in 1995 and the last African university in 801 – 900 globally. Located in Ifrane, 70km from the imperial city of Fez. It is the youngest university on the list. 10. Al Azhar University Egypt’s oldest degree university, located in Cairo and amongst the prestigious in the Islamic world. Founded in the 10th century and linked to the Al Azhar Mosque. It is one of the prestigious place of learning in the Muslim world. 10. Alexandria University Gained its name as a result of the Egyptian revolution in 1952, before which was known as Farouk University. Created in 1938 as a satellite campus of Fouad University (now known as Cairo University) and made a separate entity in 1942. Currently the second largest university in the country and ranks 14th in the QS’ Arab Region survey in 2018. 10. Assiut University Created in 1957 as the first university in Upper Egypt. Located in the city of Assiut; with 16 faculties and three institutes, she offers courses in both Arabic and English. 10. North-West University Another South African university formed as a result of a merger in 2004 – between Potchefstroom Christian for Higher Education and the University of North West (formerly known as University of Bophuthatswana). The merger made it one of South Africa’s largest with over 60, 000 students. Home to eight faculties and with three campuses across the Gauteng and North West regions of the country. 10. Rhodes University Named after British business mogul – Cecil Rhodes – and located in the Eastern Cape Province – the oldest in the province. One of South African smallest universities by enrolment, she had 8, 000 students in 2015. 10. University of Nairobi Originally founded as the Royal Technical College in 1956, and is East Africa’s top university and of the largest in Kenya. The Nairobi University became part of the University of East Africa in 1963 and was made a degree awarding institution in 1970 after being separated from the group. Which later had University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Makerere University, Uganda as separate entities. 10. The University of Western Cape Founded in 1959 and located in the Bellville suburb of Cape Town. She is noted for her history of creative struggle against oppression, discrimination and disadvantage. |
Kazikazi:This is serious. South Africa is very dangerous for black foreigners. Why are they not attacking their slave masters who caused their misfortune by taking everything away from them? I understand, the frustration is as a result of displacement on the blacks. |
vaxx:Lying machine. This is 2019 ranking. No Ghana university is on the list. These are all the universities in Africa that made the 1,000 world university rankings list. Again, stop lying. ![]() Top Ten Universities In Africa 2019 – QS’ Rankings Top 10 universities in Africa have been released The Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Rankings for 2019, its fifteenth edition, has been released and 17 African universities were ranked in the top 1000 globally. Unsurprisingly, South African universities were the majority as they constitute 53% of the top universities in Africa. They are eight other universities jointly ranked at the 10th position. The QS ranking of universities is one of the three globally recognised higher education ranking agency. The other two are: ARWU (Academic Ranking of World Universities) & The Times Education (THE) ranking organisations. 1. University of Cape Town Sitting on the slopes of the Table Mountain, University of Cape Town is South Africa’s oldest university. The university is Africa’s leading university and has been the top for many years across the three ranking agencies. Tied at 200th position globally with Stockholm University in the QS rankings’ 2019. 2. University of Witwatersrand Popularly known as “Wits” and based in different parts of South Africa’s largest city – Johannesburg – is one of the country’s top tertiary education institutions. Jointly ranked the 381st university globally and with less than a percent of her students being categorised as international out of circa 40, 000 students. 3. Stellenbosch University Located in the town of Stellenbosch not far from cape Town, she is yet another intellectual power from the South of Africa. Ranked within the top 50 BRICS universities by the QS, she is ranked 450th globally. 4. The American University Cairo One of the highest ranked universities in the Arab region, the American University Cairo possesses Egypt’s largest English language library collection. The American University Cairo is ranked 420th globally. 5. Cairo University As odd as it is, she is not located in Cairo. Rather, she is located southwest of the Nile River in Giza. Ranked 11th in the Arab region. Cairo University, formerly known as Fouad University, is one of Egypt’s largest universities and the second oldest higher education institution. With three Nobel laureates as alumni, she is amongst the top 50 schools by enrolment globally. 6. University of Johannesburg Fondly called UJ by students and alumni, she is one of South Africa’s largest universities by enrolment. Formed in 2006 as a result of the merger between Rand Afrikaans University, Technikon Witwatersrand and the Soweto and East Rand campuses of Vista University. Previously in the 601 – 650 category globally, now up to 551 – 560. The youngest South African university to be featured in the QS’ rankings. 7. University of Pretoria With over 50, 000 students and more research output than any other higher education institution in South Africa, Pretoria as she called in official publications is one of the nation’s top universities. Formed in 1908 and ranks 560 – 570 globally. 8. Ain Shams University With circa 180, 000 students in 15 faculties, ASM is one of Egypt’s largest universities. Situated in Cairo, and established in 1950, she is ranked 17th in the Arab region by QS in 2018 and currently ranks 701 – 750 globally. 9. University of Kwa-Zulu Natal Yet another topnotch university from the southern part of Africa. With five campuses in the Kwa-Zulu region southeast of the country, she is another young institution. Formed as a result of a merger in 2004 between University of Natal and University of Durban-Westville and ranks 751 – 800 in the world. 10. Al Akhawayn University Ifrane The money intended to clean an oil spill was used to establish the university as wind, thankfully, blew the spill away. Established in 1995 and the last African university in 801 – 900 globally. Located in Ifrane, 70km from the imperial city of Fez. It is the youngest university on the list. 10. Al Azhar University Egypt’s oldest degree university, located in Cairo and amongst the prestigious in the Islamic world. Founded in the 10th century and linked to the Al Azhar Mosque. It is one of the prestigious place of learning in the Muslim world. 10. Alexandria University Gained its name as a result of the Egyptian revolution in 1952, before which was known as Farouk University. Created in 1938 as a satellite campus of Fouad University (now known as Cairo University) and made a separate entity in 1942. Currently the second largest university in the country and ranks 14th in the QS’ Arab Region survey in 2018. 10. Assiut University Created in 1957 as the first university in Upper Egypt. Located in the city of Assiut; with 16 faculties and three institutes, she offers courses in both Arabic and English. 10. North-West University Another South African university formed as a result of a merger in 2004 – between Potchefstroom Christian for Higher Education and the University of North West (formerly known as University of Bophuthatswana). The merger made it one of South Africa’s largest with over 60, 000 students. Home to eight faculties and with three campuses across the Gauteng and North West regions of the country. 10. Rhodes University Named after British business mogul – Cecil Rhodes – and located in the Eastern Cape Province – the oldest in the province. One of South African smallest universities by enrolment, she had 8, 000 students in 2015. 10. University of Nairobi Originally founded as the Royal Technical College in 1956, and is East Africa’s top university and of the largest in Kenya. The Nairobi University became part of the University of East Africa in 1963 and was made a degree awarding institution in 1970 after being separated from the group. Which later had University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Makerere University, Uganda as separate entities. 10. The University of Western Cape Founded in 1959 and located in the Bellville suburb of Cape Town. She is noted for her history of creative struggle against oppression, discrimination and disadvantage. |
Just30:Show me your proof else stop lying. Maybe CU wants to employ a British nationalized Ghanian but that is all. Ghanaians have never achieved half of what Nigerians have achieved academically, so wey dem wan teach? ![]() |
Kazikazi:Is this recent? |
jaycent: ![]()
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vaxx:Stop fooling yourself. Ghana is not ranked in the QS top 1000 university. ![]() If you are brave enough, post the link and let me expose you big time. ![]() No Ghana university in times higher education, QS ranking and CWUR. But Nigerian university is ranked in two. That says alot. Don't forget these are the three most influential university ranking organisations in the world. ![]()
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vaxx:Around 40k is correct. Learn English language spoken. ![]() Neither did it feature any university in Ghana. ![]() |
vaxx:Bhuhahahaha! About 40,000. Understand English language spoken. Hehehe! ![]() Qs rated UI highly than Legon university. ![]() |
vaxx:Nobody knows that mushroom school, sorry. ![]() |
vaxx:About 40,000. UI is rated highly than Legon university even in Qs. Fact. ![]() |
vaxx:According to you because nobody knows that mushroom school. ![]() Besides, it's less than 0% of the best schools in Nigeria owned by Nigerians. ![]() |
Just30:There are no Ghanians owning schools or managing any of our best schools in Nigeria. Bhuhahahaha! ![]() |
vaxx:OAU is bigger than UI. The subject of the debate central on OAU and Legon university seize. And as I write, OAU is bigger than University of Ghana. Ui is ranked ahead of all the universities in Ghana in all the rankings done so far. That's the koko. ![]() |
chrisagyei:Show me where 4 million Nigerians are in Ghana first. There are millions of Ghanaians here doing odd jobs. Some are criminals. ![]()
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chrisagyei:1 million Ghanaians are living in Nigeria.
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