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This paper examines the current state of affairs in Ghana's three oldest university libraries. Based on observations and some research conducted, the article discusses a number of issues like stock, facilities and services available, administration and staffing. Other issues include hours of opening, funding and library accommodation/infrastructure. Problems (notably among them, finance) hindering the development and progress of these libraries have also been identified and discussed. Finally, recommendations on how the existing poor situation can be improved, which include the need for adequate funding, establishment of an academic library association and resource sharing, are offered.
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