After three days of shutdown, the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) has opened for academic work.
This follows hearing of its case with one Supi Kofi Kwayera at a Winneba High Court on Friday.
The University had shut down all of its campuses on Tuesday following a ruling by the Court.
That ruling was, however, clarified on Friday by the presiding judge, Justice William Ato Mills-Graves, who adjourned the case to July 10.
He also said only the Vice Chancellor and some principal officers are restrained from working as per the tenure of the case.
A statement signed by C. Y Akwaa-Mensah said all campuses of UEW at Winneba, Ajumako, Kumasi and Ashanti Mampong will be opened effective Friday, June 16.
“Our cherished students, parents and partners are hereby informed accordingly.”
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