October 23, 2025

OMSU AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND (OMSU ANZ) officially LAUNCHED

Old Mawuli Students Union Australia and New Zealand (OMSU ANZ) has been officially launched, marking a significant milestone for Mawuli School alumni residing in this region. OMSU is the alumni association of Mawuli School, a respected co-educational boarding senior high school in Ho, Ghana, founded in 1950 by the Evangelical Presbyterian Church. The union is dedicated to fostering camaraderie, supporting the alma mater, and promoting the values instilled at Mawuli—integrity, leadership, and service—in communities around the world.

The launch of OMSU ANZ creates a dynamic platform for Old Mawulians in Australia and New Zealand to reconnect, collaborate, and contribute to the growth and development of Mawuli School and its current students. OMSU ANZ aims to strengthen ties among alumni through networking events, mentorship programs, and initiatives that support educational projects back in Ghana.

The establishment of OMSU ANZ aligns with the broader mission of OMSU globally, which includes engaging current students and graduates to uphold the school’s legacy of academic excellence and character formation. Recent projects by OMSU year groups, such as the renovation of the iconic White Block classroom complex at Mawuli School, underscore the alumni’s dedication to preserving the school’s heritage and enhancing learning environments.

Leaders of OMSU ANZ highlighted their commitment to inclusivity, growth, and impactful community service, asserting that the union will serve as a beacon of leadership and development among Mawuli School graduates in the ANZ region. The launch event brought together alumni, local community leaders, and invited dignitaries who celebrated the new chapter for Mawuli alumni down under, setting a strong foundation for the future.

This official launch of OMSU ANZ is a testament to the enduring spirit of Old Mawulians worldwide, celebrating shared heritage while empowering members to make meaningful contributions both locally and in Ghana.