Water for the houses
Year groups support approved college projects. Verified project summaries, dates, and contacts can be maintained here.
After graduation, old boys remain connected through Amanfoɔ year groups and chapters in Ghana, the United Kingdom, North America, and elsewhere.
The Prempeh College Old Students Association, known as Amanfoɔ, connects old boys through year groups and chapters in Ghana and abroad. College editors can add verified chapter contacts, events, and project information here.
Giving Back
Year groups support approved college projects. Verified project summaries, dates, and contacts can be maintained here.
Endowment and fundraising information will be published here after the college confirms the responsible organisation, purpose, and payment route.
Visit prempehfund.orgConfirmed building and facilities projects supported by old boys can be added here with current progress information.
See the ANAPEF House projectNotable Amanfoɔ
President of the Republic of Ghana, 2001–2009. The college’s new assembly hall, the J. A. Kufuor Auditorium, bears his name.
Governor of the Bank of Ghana and later Minister for Finance; founder of uniBank.
Paediatric haematologist-oncologist known for his work on sickle cell disease.
Member of Parliament and former Minister for Education and Energy; the college’s eleventh house carries his name.
Sprinter who has represented Ghana in international competition.
Satirist, actor, director, author, and broadcaster.
Supreme Court Justices Julius Ansah and Yaw Appau; vice-chancellors including Prof. E. H. Amonoo-Neizer of KNUST and Prof. Kwadwo Asenso-Okyere of the University of Ghana.
At the 70th anniversary in 2019, the college unanimously conferred old-student status on the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II. By acclamation, the occupant of the Golden Stool became an Amanfoɔ.
Once Green and Gold, Always Green and Gold
Use the confirmed chapter contacts and college channels published here to reconnect or discuss an approved project.