“For hundreds of students across Sekyere-Kumawu, the arrival of BSTEM kits marks more than the delivery of equipment — it signals new opportunities to explore, experiment and imagine futures shaped by science and technology.”
Author: J.O. Brefo
“Court Punishes Assault, Parents Rejoice: A Disturbing Moment After Kade SHS Verdict”
“In a decisive ruling, the Kade Magistrate Court has sent a clear message across Ghana’s classrooms: violence against teachers will not be tolerated, and discipline remains the backbone of education.”
Catholic Bishops Deepen Concerns Over Curriculum Content, Call for Stronger Oversight and Value-Based Education
“Safeguarding the moral integrity of education is inseparable from safeguarding the cultural integrity of the nation.”
The Constitution in the Classroom: Are Ghanaian Schools Raising Defenders or Democrats?
Constitution Day must remind Ghana that democracy is not sustained by laws alone, but by citizens who understand and live its values. When schools fail to nurture discipline, responsibility, and respect for lawful authority, the Constitution is weakened at its very foundation. The classroom, not the courtroom, is where the future of Ghana’s democracy is first decided.
Kade Court Remands Five Students Over Assault on Teacher
“Indiscipline in schools is more than misbehaviour—it is a warning that the moral fabric of our future leaders is under threat.”
Indiscipline in Ghanaian Schools: A Growing Threat to Education and National Values
“Indiscipline in schools is more than misbehaviour—it is a warning that the moral fabric of our future leaders is under threat.”
Daasebre Osei Bonsu III Swears Allegiance as Asante Mamponghene
The oath of allegiance marks a defining moment in the life of Asante Mampong, symbolising continuity, unity and the sacred bond between a chief and his people.
When Reading Fails, Learning Collapses
When students struggle to read with understanding, every subject becomes a burden and every examination a gamble. Literacy is not just a subject; it is the foundation of all learning.
When Students Lose Motivation for Learning: Who is Really Responsible — Parents, Teachers, or the System?
When students lose motivation, the blame game often begins. But the truth is more complex. Student disengagement is rarely caused by one actor alone—it reflects a breakdown in shared responsibility between the home, the school and the wider education system.
Certificates Open Doors, but Knowledge Sustains Success: A Wake-Up Call for Ghanaian Students and Stakeholders
In Ghana today, academic certificates are celebrated as symbols of success. Yet, as education progresses, it is clear that credentials alone do not guarantee competence, wisdom, or leadership. This editorial urges students, teachers, and stakeholders to embrace knowledge, discipline, and character as the true determinants of long-term success.
Skills for Life: Bodomase St. Stephen R/C JHS Girls Turn Local Fabric into Creativity and Confidence
With needle, fabric and determination, students of Bodomase St. Stephen R/C JHS turned local cloth into symbols of creativity and confidence—proving that when education meets practical skill, young minds can design their own future.
Ghana Black Stars Group Stage Fixtures Confirmed for FIFA World Cup 2026
Ghana will begin its FIFA World Cup 2026 journey with three crucial matches across North America, facing Panama, England, and Croatia at iconic venues. The fixtures are expected to command national attention as the Black Stars seek to progress beyond the group stage.
WAEC Releases 2025 WASSCE and Its Full Performance Breakdown From 2022 to 2025
“Mathematics recorded one of the sharpest declines in recent years, dropping from 66.86% in 2024 to 48.73% in 2025.”
Ghana Bids Farewell to Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings
Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings devoted her life to uplifting the vulnerable and empowering women—a legacy that will continue to inspire the nation.
Daddy Lumba Widowhood Case Resolved: Court Confirms Akosua Serwaa and Odo Broni as Surviving Wives
“Both Akosua Serwaa Fosuh and Priscilla Ofori must be recognised as surviving wives of the late Daddy Lumba, and nothing should hinder his removal and burial,” the court declared.
Wesley Grammar School Bus Catches Fire at Kasoa Tollbooth
“It was a terrifying moment, but the swift and calm response of the driver and teachers saved every life on board,” authorities said after a Wesley Grammar School bus burst into flames at the Kasoa Tollbooth.
Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings to Be Laid to Rest on Friday, November 28
Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, an icon whose courage, conviction, and unwavering voice transformed the nation’s social and political landscape. Her passing marks the end of an era, but her legacy of empowerment, strength, and nation-building will echo far beyond the final rites.
Teamwork and Talent Shine at Bodomase Circuit Inter-Schools Games in Aninangya
“Sports teach discipline, teamwork, and resilience—the same values we need in life and learning,” – Mr. George Konadu, Bodomase SISO.
The Dynamics of a Village Teacher: An Unfolding Story By Nana Ama Anima Tutuwaa
“Our mother wasn’t cruel, She was broken, Pain had become her language.”
No Hair Style or Long Hair in Schools – Haruna Iddrisu, Education Minister
“If we give in to hair today, tomorrow it will be shoes. Schools exist to mould character, and that requires discipline and consistency,” – Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Education Minister
The Profile of Former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings.
“Her fight was not only for the seat of power, but for the countless women without a voice — and every child whose future she believed could be brighter.”
Asante Mampong Welcomes New Mamponghene as Queenmother Outdoors Leslie Nkansah Osei-Bonsu as the Occupant of the Silver Stool
“A new dawn rises in Mampong as Nana Agyakomaa Difie II presents Leslie Nkansah Osei-Bonsu — a fusion of royal heritage and modern intellect — to lead with wisdom, dignity, and vision.”
Final Funeral Rites of Daddy Lumba Set for December 6 at Baba Yara Stadium, Kumasi
“His voice carried the emotions of a nation — love, struggle, and hope. Daddy Lumba’s legacy will live forever in the heart of Ghana.”
The Royal Vision and Power of Reading: Grand Finale of Otumfuo Community Reading Challenge 2025
“Five brilliant girls, one stage, and a nation watching — the Otumfuo Community Reading Challenge 2025 is not just a contest but a celebration of knowledge, confidence, and the power of reading.”
Ghana Catholic Youth Demand End to Galamsey, Citing Pope Francis’ Call to Protect the Environment
> “Our planet is suffering. Creation itself is crying out, and as stewards of God’s handiwork, we cannot remain silent.” – Ghana Catholic Youth
President Mahama Reaffirms Determination to End Galamsey
“I have nothing to hide. I don’t gain anything from galamsey… you can be assured that we are all on the same side.” – President John Dramani Mahama
GES Approves New Guidelines for PTA
“Stronger partnerships between parents, teachers, and schools are key to ensuring that every child benefits from a fair and accountable education system.”
Ghana Increases Cocoa Producer Price by 12% for 2025/26 Season
“Our farmers deserve to benefit from the fruits of their hard work.” – Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson
Ghana Secures ¥3 Billion Grant from Japan to Upgrade Kumasi Inner Ring Road
“This project is about more than roads—it is about safer journeys, shorter commutes, and opportunities for growth. The Inner Ring Road will give Kumasi back its time and energy.”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Announces Scholarships for Training and Tertiary Education
“By securing these scholarships, Ghana is not only building skills but also nurturing dreams, giving students the chance to rise higher and contribute back to their nation.”
President Mahama Calls Civil Society to Jubilee House for Talks on Illegal Mining (Galamsey)
“The fight against illegal mining cannot be won by government alone. President Mahama’s call to civil society underscores his belief that Ghana’s future must be protected through unity, transparency, and shared responsibility.”
