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Kwame
Ntiamoah
Ntim

Leadership, research and service — I build around the person, not the position.

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim seated at his desk in the SRC President's office, with the flag of Ghana behind him

In office 2025–2026 — UCC SRC

Service in practice

Chairperson, International Relations Committee, NUGS

63rd President of the UCC Students' Representative Council — 2025 to 2026

01About

More than
a title

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim working at his desk in the SRC President's office
At work — the SRC President's office

I'm a Ghanaian leader, researcher, entrepreneur, youth advocate, author and minister. My journey has been shaped by service, education, leadership and a commitment to empowering young people.

My experience spans student governance, international relations, research, entrepreneurship, ministry and youth development.

Serving as the 63rd President of the University of Cape Coast Students' Representative Council was one significant chapter. I've continued my leadership journey through national student representation and international-relations work with the National Union of Ghana Students.

In numbers

0rd

UCC SRC Presidency

Term 2025–2026

0

Automated water stations

Delivered on campus

GH¢0K

Reported SRC investment

Water stations

0K+

LinkedIn followers

Per public profile

Only figures that can be traced to public sources are shown. No estimated reach or impact numbers are used.

03One chapter

Making student leadership matter

My term as the 63rd SRC President — one chapter in a longer story

I was sworn into office in July 2025 after winning the SRC election, succeeding Abraham Norman Nortey. My administration was presented around student-centred leadership: welfare, academic support, accessibility, security, accommodation, environmental sustainability, career development, sports, technology and student engagement.

Read the full chapter
04Impact

From vision to impact

Only what can be traced to public reporting. My campaign proposals stay separate from delivered work.

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.

Verified impact

0

Stations installed

GH¢600,000

Reported investment

24/7

Access to UV-purified drinking water

Kwame Ntiamoah Ntim addressing a university assembly from the podium

My service began on campus — and it doesn't stop there.

The next chapter

My work doesn't end
when a term ends.

It continues through international relations, youth development, entrepreneurship, research, public speaking, service and community impact — built around who I am, not any single position. My term as the 63rd SRC President concluded in 2026.