Cardinal Turkson calls for new global ethical framework
THE Chancellor of the Catholic University of Ghana (CUG), His Eminence Cardinal Peter Appiah Turkson, has called on the global community to adopt a new ethical framework rooted in humanity to address the complex crises confronting the world. He said the rapid erosion of moral values and the worsening destruction of the environment, which continued … The post Cardinal Turkson calls for new global ethical framework appeared first on Ghanaian Times .
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THE Chancellor of the Catholic University of Ghana (CUG), His Eminence Cardinal Peter Appiah Turkson, has called on the global community to adopt a new ethical framework rooted in humanity to address the complex crises confronting the world.
He said the rapid erosion of moral values and the worsening destruction of the environment, which continued to destabilise the global climate, made it imperative for the world to embrace a collective shift towards a new global ethic.
Cardinal Turkson made the call at the 25th congregation and 38th matriculation ceremony of the university at Fiapre in the Bono Region yesterday.
A total of 2,806 students who pursued various programmes at the university graduated at the ceremony.
The graduates comprised 668 postgraduate and 2,138 undergraduate students, with the School of Nursing and Midwifery recording the highest number of graduates at 1,736.
The university also graduated its first PhD student, while approximately 1,810 fresh students were admitted for the 2026/2027 academic year Read More
FROM DANIEL DZIRASAH, FIAPRE
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- November 3, 2026
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