Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Haris Theocharis felt the need to 'clear things up' regarding his degree, stating it is from Imperial College London and recognized by DOATAP, refuting reports of an unrecognized degree.

A group of Ghanaian journalists is participating in specialized training in science, technology, and innovation reporting at Imperial College London, aiming to enhance science journalism in Ghana.

Prof. Hugh Brady, President of Imperial College London, highlighted the urgent necessity for enhanced science communication, global collaboration, and deeper partnerships between Africa and the UK to foster innovation and research impact. He addressed journalists to underscore these priorities.

Ivy Setordjie, a seasoned Ghanaian journalist with over two decades of experience, has been chosen for a highly competitive international science journalism program at Imperial College London.

A high-level technical exchange is underway at Imperial College London, expanding the UK-Ghana Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) Strategy to tackle the global scientific literacy gap.