The KNUST School of Business Graduate Students' Association (KSBGSA) has organised a free health screening exercise and distributed first aid kits to stakeholders as part of efforts to promote preventive healthcare and improve access to essential health services within the School of Business community. The programme was held on July 24, 2026, at the KSB Sarah Mensah Study Area.

The initiative, led by the KSBGSA Gender Commissioner, Miss Makafui Joycelyn Gablah, received support from the association's executive body. Medical personnel from the KNUST University Health Services conducted the screening and provided participants with professional guidance.

Participants received genotype testing, blood sugar level checks and hepatitis B screening aimed at helping them better understand their health status while encouraging regular medical check-ups and preventive healthcare.

As part of the programme, the KSBGSA Executive Body and the Gender Commissioner presented first aid kits to stakeholder offices within the KNUST School of Business to promote health preparedness and wellness across the School community.

The association said the initiative forms part of its efforts to promote the welfare of students and strengthen access to health services within the KNUST School of Business community.

Story: Esther Nyarko