Academic City University explores 2nd Campus in Eswatini

Academic City University in Accra, Ghana, has played host to His Majesty King Mswati III of Eswatini during his recent visit to Ghana. The university’s senior executives, led by President Prof. Fred McBagonluri and Neeraj Varyani, met with the King to explore potential collaboration and partnership opportunities.

The meeting underscores Academic City’s growing reputation as a leader in African education and its commitment to innovation and excellence.

During the meeting, His Majesty King Mswati III graciously granted Academic City University 10–20 hectares of land in Eswatini for the establishment of its second university campus on the African continent.This landmark gesture highlights the King’s dedication to advancing education and further solidifies Academic City’s mission to expand its footprint across Africa.

The discussions centered on shaping Africa’s education system to be among the best globally, with a shared vision for driving educational development on the continent. As a hub for innovation and future-focused education, Academic City is well-positioned to drive positive change in Africa’s educational landscape.The meeting with King Mswati III marks a significant milestone in the university’s journey to establish itself as a premier institution of higher learning in Africa.

Located in Accra, Ghana, Academic City University has been making waves in the academic landscape of Africa with its strong focus on innovation and cutting-edge research. The university’s ability to attract high-level visitors and partners, such as King Mswati III, reflects its growing influence and recognition on the international stage.

This meeting paves the way for potential partnerships and collaborations that can drive growth and development in Africa’s education sector. With its commitment to excellence and innovation, Academic City University is poised to play a key role in shaping the future of education in Africa. The meeting with King Mswati III is a testament to the university’s dedication to driving positive change and its growing reputation as a leader in African education.