News coverage, interviews, and features.
8-bit discrete transistor ALU · interactive board model.
(opens in new tab)A creator’s video response celebrating the engineering project and its Ghanaian roots.
A 55-minute conversation about the journey and life in Philadelphia.
A conversation about the journey to Penn, discipline, identity, and ambition.
A feature based on a Joy Learning conversation about building hardware from first principles.
A full-length video discussion of the ALU project, with social clips grouped below.
Coverage of a Kofi TV conversation about school, subject choices, and the path beyond Achimota.
Peter Bawuah celebrates my 8-bit ALU project and the work behind it.
An illustrated social feature celebrating the first-principles engineering project.
Further reporting on the ALU and studying computer engineering at Penn.
A report on the 8-bit arithmetic logic unit I built from discrete components.
The STEM programme celebrates its former youth ambassador’s work on the ALU.
Coverage of my independent hardware project and the work behind it.
Coverage of the independent transistor-level ALU project.
My reflections on school hair rules, inclusion, and what education should make possible.
A follow-up on the debate over hair rules, equality, and access to education.
Looking back on the admission dispute, the academic milestones that followed, and my next chapter at Penn.
Idowu A. Akinloye and Maruf Adeniyi Nasir examine religious freedom and the significance of the admission case.
A conversation about my upbringing, college applications, and settling into life at Penn.
A profile tracing the journey through school, advocacy, academic competitions, and the move to Penn.
A follow-up on the move to the United States and the community welcoming Tyrone.
The announcement of my next chapter: studying Computer Engineering at Penn.
Some linked reports incorrectly name Penn State. I attend the University of Pennsylvania.
My announcement of a full scholarship to study Computer Engineering at Penn, with thanks to the people who helped me get there.
A long-form conversation about education, identity, resilience, and academic progress.
Rising’s first Alumni of the Year award, followed by a speech at the Global Schools Forum annual conference.
A TV3 interview excerpt on enjoying mathematics and approaching the examination.
A follow-up connecting the Olympiad medals with my GSTEP youth ambassador work.
My account of the awards ceremony: national top scorer and gold in the American Mathematics Olympiad, and silver in the Vanda Science Olympiad.
Coverage of my mathematics and science Olympiad medals.
A report on Kofi Okyere-Darko’s support and encouragement following the WASSCE results.
Looking back on the admission case and finishing school.
The UK publication’s coverage of my school results.
A video conversation after the WASSCE results.
Reporting on the SAT result and the encouragement that followed.
Sharing my SAT result and thanking the people who supported my preparation.
Coverage reproducing Child Rights International’s statement on education, the court decision, and the WASSCE results.
Stonebwoy celebrates the examination results and offers concert tickets for Tyrone and friends.
The first reports on my eight A1 grades in the final school exams.
Sharing the moment I checked my results and celebrated eight A1s with friends.
A report looking back at the admission ruling.
This page currently displays 10 October 2023; the court ruling it describes was on 31 May 2021.
Coverage of my appearance in Achimota’s National Science & Maths Quiz preparations.
Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu’s account of the admission case and its wider significance.
A rights-focused report on the appeal and the earlier judgment.
Reporting on my early exam results after enrolling late.
Africa Education Watch responds to the appeal.
A video report on the court victory and starting school.
BBC Pidgin’s report on the education minister’s response to the planned appeal.
My first day at Achimota, arriving during end-of-term exams.
BBC Pidgin reports on the court victory and the public response to the ruling.
My response on TV3’s News 360 after the court decision.
Coverage of the ruling that allowed me to enroll without cutting my hair.
A conversation after the ruling about returning to school and continuing toward engineering.
A conversation on Joy FM’s Top Story about returning to school after the ruling.
Reporting from the legal proceedings ahead of the admission ruling.
Reporting on the suit filed at the High Court.
My former teachers discuss my time in junior high school.
Coverage of the request for an explanation of the admission decision.
Reporting on the parliamentary response to the admission dispute.
A public response to the school’s decision.
School offers made while the admission dispute was unfolding.
An opinion piece on the school’s rules and the public debate.
Reporting on how the school hair rules affected my family.
My first response to the admission dispute, before the court case began.
Early reporting on the admission dispute and the Ghana Education Service’s response.
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