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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 46429, member: 636"] University of Ghana officials cleared up confusion about recent COVID-19 rules on campus. The school said new limits affect student parties and social events but do not change official university activities. Dr. Elizier T. Ameyaw-Buronyah from the public affairs office made the announcement Thursday. He wanted people to understand the difference between student gatherings and formal school events. Media reports had suggested all campus activities would stop. The university explained that only student social activities face restrictions under the new health guidelines. Official events will continue as planned with safety measures in place. School leaders want to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among students who attend parties and informal gatherings. The Dean of Student Affairs office had announced the suspension of student social events earlier. Campus health services recommended the changes after seeing more COVID-19 cases. Two major events will happen as scheduled despite the new rules. An Inaugural Lecture took place Thursday as planned with health protocols. The Day of Scientific Renaissance of Africa will finish Friday with its main celebration. University officials stressed that academic and official functions remain important for the school. They promised to follow all safety guidelines during these events. The clarification came after confusion spread about which activities would continue. Students must follow the new restrictions on their social gatherings. Faculty and staff can attend official university events with proper precautions. The school wants to balance safety concerns with its academic mission. Campus leaders hope the new rules will help control virus spread among students. [/QUOTE]

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