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National Investment Quiz: St. Augustine’s, Prempeh College advance to semi-finals

St. Augustine’s College and Prempeh College have secured qualification to the semi-finals of the 2026 National Investment Quiz after emerging as the top two schools in the quarter-final contest two. St. Augustine’s College dominated the contest, recording 56 points, while Prempeh College finished second with 46 points to secure the two available semi-final places. Kumasi […]

National Investment Quiz: St. Augustine’s, Prempeh College advance to semi-finals

St. Augustine's College and Prempeh College have earned their spots in the semi-finals of the 2026 National Investment Quiz. The schools topped the quarter-final contest, with St. Augustine's College leading with 56 points and Prempeh College in second place with 46 points. Kumasi High School and Adisadel College both scored 27 points.

St. Augustine's College outperformed the other contestants, securing a 10-point lead over Prempeh College. The competition focused on assessing students' knowledge of investment and financial concepts, evaluating their speed, accuracy, teamwork, and understanding of financial and investment-related issues. St. Augustine's College, Prempeh College, Wesley Girls' High School, and Corpus Christi School all qualified for the semi-final stage.

The final quarter-final contests will determine the remaining schools in the semi-finals. The 2026 National Investment Quiz is organized by the Young Investors Network in collaboration with the Ghana Stock Exchange, the Central Securities Depository, Joy Business, and other key institutions and organizations in Ghana's financial, investment, telecommunications, and media sectors.

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