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02Work

My work

Things I've built, led, researched and contributed to — each one traced to a public source.

01How I lead

Making student leadership matter

One significant chapter of my story: I served as the 63rd President of the UCC Students' Representative Council — sworn into office in July 2025, succeeding Abraham Norman Nortey.

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim receiving the ceremonial emblem at the SRC swearing-in ceremony
The oath of office — July 2025
Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim raising the ceremonial sword at the SRC swearing-in ceremony
Raising the sword — a symbol of mandate
02Where I've made an impact

From vision to impact

Only what can be traced to public reporting appears here — I keep my campaign ideas separate from what actually came to life.

The 63rd Effect water station — inaugurated at the University of Cape Coast
The 63rd Effect — water station inauguration

Automated Water Stations

During my term leading the SRC, we funded three automated water stations providing 24-hour access to purified drinking water on campus.

  • Sandwich Lecture Theatre
  • Parliament House
  • New Lecture Theatre
Verified impact
  1. 01

    Problem

    Reliable, round-the-clock access to safe drinking water on campus placed a recurring cost and inconvenience burden on students.

  2. 02

    Solution

    Three automated water stations dispensing purified drinking water, using UV purification technology, accessible at any hour.

  3. 03

    Investment

    A reported GH¢600,000, which we funded through the SRC.

  4. 04

    Implementation

    Stations installed at the Sandwich Lecture Theatre, Parliament House and the New Lecture Theatre. Students receive electronic access cards carrying a water allocation.

  5. 05

    Student Benefit

    A stated allocation of approximately 1.5 litres of drinking water per student per day during the semester, at no point of use cost.

  6. 06

    Sustainability

    Reusable water bottles were distributed alongside access cards, reducing reliance on single-use plastic sachets and bottles.

Source: Reported at the inauguration of the stations by the University of Cape Coast SRC. Figures are presented as reported publicly. Inauguration photographs can be added once official images are supplied.

Advocacy & service

Listening turned into protection

Student welfare advocacy from my time serving the SRC.

  1. 01Listen
  2. 02Engage
  3. 03Advocate
  4. 04Protect
Verified impact

Hostel & Accommodation Advocacy

We engaged the Rent Control Department over private hostel fee increases, directed students not to pay unauthorized increases, and encouraged students to report hostel operators demanding unapproved amounts.

Verified impact

2025/2026 Academic Fees Engagement

After engaging university management, we were able to confirm there would be no increase in fees for the 2025/2026 academic year.

Verified impact

Support for the UCC Transport Section

Through a collaboration between the SRC and Aldin Cycle, we presented a 50-inch television to the UCC Transport Section in June 2026.

The Ntim Fraternity

The ideas I campaigned on

The thematic areas of the Ntim Fraternity manifesto — my proposals as a candidate. These are ideas, not delivered work, unless independently verified.

Vision / proposal
  • AB33FO NTINTAN / F.A.R Internet Policy
  • Inclusive Learning and Accessibility Policy
  • Expansion and extension of monthly data packages
  • Early timetable release
  • Flexible course registration
  • Accessibility of course materials
  • Final-year graduation support
  • Maintenance of academic facilities
Student diplomacy

Student diplomacy & international relations

I served as Deputy Chairperson of the International Relations Committee of the National Union of Ghana Students, and subsequently became Chairperson of the committee.

My focus is collaboration — between students in Ghana, Ghanaian students abroad, foreign universities and international student communities. My experience includes liaison work involving students pursuing further studies outside Ghanaian tertiary institutions.

This is student-union international-relations work. It does not represent a diplomatic or government office.

  1. 01

    Ghana

    Campus and national student representation

  2. 02

    Africa

    Continental student collaboration and exchange

  3. 03

    Global

    Ghanaian students abroad and partner institutions

Governance

University Council service

The 63rd Effect water station — inaugurated at the University of Cape Coast
The 63rd Effect — water station inauguration

During my term as SRC President, I served as the undergraduate student representative on the University of Cape Coast University Council — the institution's governing body.

The role carried responsibility for representation, accountability and carrying the student voice into institutional decision-making.

Pending confirmation

Council membership during the 2025–2026 term is subject to official confirmation from the University of Cape Coast. I'll cite the official University Council listing once confirmed.

03Research

What I've researched

My published work is concerned with how universities are governed, how students are heard, and how young people learn.

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim working at his desk in the SRC President's office
At work — research and administration
2021Higher education governance • Student participation

Impact of Student Protests in Some Selected Universities in Africa

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim — University of Cape Coast

A study of student protest across selected African universities. The research found that major causes of student protests included insufficient student involvement in decision-making, tuition increases and student maltreatment by security personnel. It recommends stronger engagement between university management and students, and dialogue before tensions escalate.

  • Student protests
  • Student participation in decision-making
  • Tuition fees
  • Student welfare
  • University governance
  • Security
  • Academic policies
Search UCC institutional repository
2020Education • Geography pedagogy

Investigating Students' Attitude Towards the Learning of Geography in Senior High Schools: A Survey of the Cape Coast Metropolis

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim · Elvis Gyamfi · Marian Domfe Pomaa · Alexander Owusu Afari — Journal of Education and Practice

A survey-based study of senior high school students' attitudes toward the learning of geography within the Cape Coast Metropolis.

  • Geography education
  • Student attitudes
  • Senior high schools
  • Cape Coast
Journal of Education and Practice

Words & ideas

Alongside formal research, my public writing appears through professional platforms and public leadership commentary. I make no claims of a published book — if one exists, I'll list its title, publisher and publication details.

Academic references

I publish direct PDF links only where the hosting institution or journal makes them legitimately available. The UCC institutional repository and the Journal of Education and Practice are the primary references.

04Speaking

What I speak about

Topics grounded in my lived experience across student governance, youth advocacy, research and international engagement.

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim addressing a university assembly from the podium
Speaking — assembly address

Topics

  • 01Student Leadership
  • 02Youth Development
  • 03Leadership & Service
  • 04International Student Relations
  • 05Education & Student Advocacy
  • 06Leadership in Higher Education
  • 07Youth Empowerment
  • 08Purpose & Personal Development
  • 09Entrepreneurship
  • 10Communication & Public Speaking
  • 11Research & Student Governance
  • 12African Youth Leadership

I list past engagements only where a public record exists. No bookings, audiences or testimonials are claimed.

Invitation

Invite me to speak

Share the details of your event and I'll respond through official channels.

05Media

In the press

My publicly reported activity — each entry names its source, and I don't publish what I can't attribute.

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim using the 63rd Effect water station at the University of Cape Coast
The 63rd Effect — water station in action

2026

UCC SRC

63rd SRC inaugurates three automated water stations

University of Cape Coast / SRC communications

Coverage of the inauguration of three automated, UV-purified water stations funded by the 63rd SRC at a reported cost of GH¢600,000.

2025/2026

Advocacy

SRC engages Rent Control over hostel fee increases

UCC SRC public communications

The SRC engaged the Rent Control Department and directed students not to pay unauthorized hostel fee increases.

2025

Advocacy

No increase in 2025/2026 academic fees, SRC confirms

UCC SRC public communications

Following engagement with university management, the SRC communicated that fees were not increased for the 2025/2026 academic year.

June 2026

Community Service

UCC SRC and Aldin Cycle present television to Transport Section

UCC SRC / Aldin Cycle

A 50-inch television was presented to the UCC Transport Section through a collaboration between the SRC and Aldin Cycle.

I'll add direct article links as verified URLs from the University of Cape Coast, Graphic Online, MyJoyOnline, Metro TV and other reputable Ghanaian publications become available.

My archive

A visual record, in progress

My archive and photo gallery have begun — personal photographs appear below. Images from official sources — the University of Cape Coast, UCC SRC, NUGS, verified profiles, official event pages and reputable media — will be added as they become available. No AI-generated or unverified portraits.

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim using the 63rd Effect water station at the University of Cape Coast
Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim with the SRC executive council in matching Ankara uniforms
Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim in a meeting with university leadership
Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim addressing a university assembly
Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim working at his desk in the SRC President's office
Prayer ministry at a night outreach event
  • Leadership
  • Academia
  • NUGS
  • UCC SRC
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Faith
  • International Relations
  • Speaking
  • Research
  • Community Service