Bringing Together Every Generation of Mawuli Alumni to Celebrate Our Shared Legacy and Shape the Future.

The Old Mawuli School Union (OMSU) unites past students of Mawuli School to network, share opportunities, and give back to our alma mater.

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The Old Mawuli School Union (OMSU) is the official alumni association of Mawuli School in Ho, Ghana, dedicated to sustaining the spirit and values of our alma mater long after graduation. We bring together thousands of past students across the globe, creating a vibrant community for networking, mentorship, professional growth, and lifelong friendship. Guided by the school's enduring motto Head, Heart, Hand OMSU promotes intellectual excellence, compassionate service, and practical action. Through events, fundraising, and volunteer initiatives, we support Mawuli School's continuous development while inspiring each generation to give back and lead with integrity.

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Mr. Richard Nyarko Buthelezi

OMSU President '94 batch

OMSU Events

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Mawuli School 75th FundRaising DinnerMawuli School 75th Anniversary Fundraising Dinner: A Night of Elegance and Giving As part of its 75th-anniversary celebrations, Mawuli School is hosting a grand Fundraising Dinner on March 6, 2025, at the Holiday Inn Hotel, Airport City, Accra. This prestigious event promises an evening of elegance, networking, and philanthropy, all aimed at supporting the school's development initiatives. This dinner is a key fundraising effort to support various projects for the school, ensuring that future generations of students continue to receive quality education in a well-equipped learning environment. This black-tie event will bring together alumni, corporate leaders, and well-wishers for a night filled with fine dining, entertainment, and an opportunity to contribute towards a noble cause. It will serve as a reunion for old students while strengthening the bonds between past and present generations. Whether you are a proud Mawulian or a supporter of quality education, this event provides the perfect opportunity to make a meaningful impact. Get your tickets now and be part of a historic celebration!

Mar. 6–6th 2025

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OMSU 75th AnniversaryThe 75th OMSU Homecoming saw thousands of alumni return to Ho. Activities included inter-house cooking competitions, health screenings, church services, and the “all white” ceremony.

Oct. 20–26th 2025

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OMSU AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND (OMSU ANZ) officially LAUNCHED

Old Mawuli Student Union (OMSU) AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND (OMSU ANZ) officially LAUNCHED

Mawuli School 2000 Year Group to hand over renovated “White Block” as part of 75th anniversary celebration

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Success StoriesCelebrating the remarkable journeys of Mawuli alumni who excel in business, science, public service, and the arts—proving that the Mawuli spirit creates leaders without borders.

Dr. George Ofori-Dwumfuo is a distinguished alumnus of Mawuli School in Ho, Ghana, where he spent seven formative years as a science student. His time at Mawuli helped lay a strong academic and personal foundation that shaped his journey toward excellence in academia, technology, leadership, and entrepreneurship. After graduating from Mawuli School, Dr. Ofori-Dwumfuo pursued higher education at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics with First Class honours in 1976. He later continued his studies in the United Kingdom at Aston University in Birmingham, where he obtained a PhD in Computer Science in 1982. His academic journey also included postdoctoral research at University of Aberdeen, further strengthening his expertise in computing and information technology. Dr. Ofori-Dwumfuo built an impressive academic career internationally. He served as an Assistant Professor at King Saud University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and later as a Visiting Professor at Syracuse University in the United States, contributing to teaching, research, and the development of computer science education. Upon returning to Ghana, he transitioned into leadership roles across academia, technology, and administration. In academia, he held several senior leadership positions including Dean of IT at Wisconsin International University College, Ghana, Vice Rector of University College of Management Studies, and Head of the IT Department at Methodist University College Ghana. Through these roles, he contributed significantly to the growth of information technology education and institutional development in Ghana. Beyond academia, Dr. Ofori-Dwumfuo has also made notable contributions to business and healthcare. He served as Deputy CEO and Board Member of DEL International Hospital Limited, an institution he helped incorporate in 2011 with colleagues to support improved healthcare delivery and quality of life in Ghana. His entrepreneurial ventures also include initiatives such as All Day Forex Bureau Limited and other trading and import businesses, reflecting his ability to bridge academia, technology, and enterprise. Dr. Ofori-Dwumfuo has remained deeply connected to his alma mater. He served as President of the Old Mawuli School Union (OMSU) during the Mawuli @ 50 celebrations. He later became a Board Member of Mawuli School and he currently serves as an Executive Council Member of OMSU His journey from a young science student at Mawuli School to an international academic, technology leader, entrepreneur, and national contributor stands as a powerful testament to the enduring values of discipline, leadership, and excellence instilled by Mawuli School. Dr. George Ofori-Dwumfuo’s life story reflects the spirit of Mawuli: producing alumni who combine intellectual achievement with service to society.

Dr. George OforiExecutive Council Member

H.E. Ben Dotsei Malor is a distinguished Ghanaian broadcaster, journalist, and diplomat. He studied mathematics, statistics, and computer science at the University of Ghana but eventually pursued a career in journalism. He spent over 12 years at the BBC World Service in London, where he was a well-known presenter and editor. In Ghana, Ben Dotsei Malor served as the Presidential Spokesperson and Director of Communications during former President John Mahama’s administration. He also held significant roles within the United Nations, including Chief of Communication and Public Information at the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and spokesperson roles in Liberia and Pakistan for UN missions. In 2025, he was appointed as the Deputy Ambassador of Ghana to the United States of America, marking an important role in Ghana’s diplomatic corps to enhance bilateral relations. His career emphasizes the power of passion and communication in transforming vocations and public engagement.

H.E Ben Dotsei MalorGhana's Deputy Ambassador USA

Hon. Kofi Attor’s journey from Mawuli School to his current stature is a story of dedication, education, and public service. He attended Mawuli School, where he built a strong academic foundation that propelled him through higher education. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Ghana and further advanced his studies with a master's degree in Art and Development Studies from the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, Netherlands. His education equipped him with the knowledge and skills to serve effectively in various capacities. He entered politics as a member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and was elected to represent the Ho Central constituency in Ghana’s Parliament during the Fourth Republic. He served as a parliamentarian from 1993 until 2005, taking part in critical legislative decisions and governance. Beyond Parliament, Hon. Attor contributed to Ghana’s development through leadership roles such as Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC), focusing on expanding electronic communication access across Ghana. His expertise also saw him work closely with parliamentary leadership, including advisory roles in the Speaker’s Secretariat, where he continues to influence governance and policy implementation. Hon. Kofi Attor’s success story embodies the transformative power of education from Mawuli School through to distinguished national leadership roles in politics and public administration, demonstrating a lifelong commitment to serving his community and country.

Hon Kofi AttorSpecial Advicer to the Speaker of Parliament