“To many, he was not just a teacher—but a father, a guide, and a source of laughter whose impact will live on for generations.”
Author: J.O. Brefo
Kasoa Herbalist Arrested for Smuggling Hacksaw Blades in Bread to Prison Inmate
Hidden in bread, meant for freedom—until sharp-eyed officers uncovered the plan.”
UDS Appoints Prof. Mohammed Muniru Idrisu as Vice-Chancellor Amid Heightened Attention
“At a critical moment, UDS turns to experience and leadership—appointing Prof. Idrisu to guide its future.”
Man Arrested for Attempted Theft of Police Armoured Vehicle at Nkawie
In a bold daylight attempt, a suspect drove off with a police armoured vehicle—only to be swiftly tracked down and arrested.”
Military Deployed to UDS as Vice-Chancellor Selection Tensions Rise
“When soldiers enter a university, it signals more than tension—it raises urgent questions about trust, transparency, and leadership in academia.”
“I Regret Becoming a Teacher”: Viral Video Sparks National Debate on Teacher Welfare
“She taught through pain, through pregnancy, and through sacrifice—yet remains unpaid. Her tears are the voice of many teachers still unheard.”
Poor but Proud? The Silent Shame Some Pupils Face on Career Day
“When a child feels less confident because of what they cannot afford, education has missed an important step.” Career Day…
Education Ministry Sets Up 3-Member Committee to Investigate UTAG Concerns
“Government moves to restore confidence in Ghana’s tertiary education by launching a high-level probe into UTAG’s concerns.”
Konongo-Mampong Diocesan CYO Trains 106 Parish Officers in Landmark Leadership Programme
“Equipped with knowledge, guided by faith, and inspired by experience, these young leaders are ready to transform their communities and uplift the image of the Church.”
Ghana and Barbados open job opportunities for Allied Health Professionals
“This opportunity opens doors for Ghanaian Health Professionals to gain global exposure while contributing their skills to international healthcare systems.” – Ministry of Health
Confidence Renewed: Hon. Richard Gyamfi Re-Elected Presiding Member in Sekyere-Kumawu
“With renewed trust from Assembly Members, Hon. Richard Gyamfi begins a second term focused on transforming Sekyere-Kumawu District.”
Offinso College of Education Holds 19th Matriculation Ceremony
Offinso College of Education has held its 19th Matriculation Ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic year, formally admitting 365 students into the institution and initiating them into the journey of professional teacher education.
Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s Dream of a United Africa: A Vision That Still Challenges Today’s Generation
Kwame Nkrumah’s vision was not only about independence; it was a powerful call for education, unity and intellectual growth to build a prosperous Africa.
Kumawu 2026 Miss Papa Nantwie Beauty Pageant: Vote for Jenat’s Victory
Miss Fedaus Jenat of Bodomase Senior High Technical School is aiming for glory in the Kumawu 2026 Miss Papa Nantwie Beauty Pageant. With grace, intelligence, and cultural pride, she calls on Bodomase residents, leaders, students, and the diaspora to unite in support and help bring the crown home. Every vote contributes to celebrating talent, community, and heritage.
Gye Nyame: A Timeless Symbol of Faith, Identity and Moral Consciousness
“Gye Nyame is more than a symbol; it is a declaration that beyond human effort, achievement and ambition, there remains a higher authority. In every success story, especially in the lives of students, it reminds us: Except God.”
GES Holds Crisis Meeting to Address Violence in Inter-School Sports
“The Ghana Education Service will not tolerate violence at any level, especially in environments that are meant to foster unity, discipline, and sportsmanship.”
Assault on Obrachire SHS Student by Swedru School of Business Students: Suspects Arrested
“Violence has no place in education. The consequences are far-reaching, affecting not only the students involved but the integrity of the entire educational system.”
Violence At Inter-School Games: CID Boss Issues 24-Hour Deadline To Swedru School of Business (SWEBUS) To Produce Suspects
The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service has given the administration of Swedru School of Business (SWEBUS) 24 hours to produce individuals allegedly involved in violence that erupted during a recent inter-school games competition.
Growing Beyond the Limitations: A Message to Every Student
“Your background may shape your beginning, but it does not decide your ending. When students choose discipline over excuses and growth over comfort, limitations lose their power and the future begins to change.”
Government Declares Wednesdays for Wearing Fugu to Promote Ghanaian Culture
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts has officially declared Wednesdays as a national day for wearing Fugu, also known as Batakari, as part of government efforts to preserve Ghana’s cultural heritage and strengthen the creative economy.
The Education Minister, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu Proposes National Cultural Dress Day for Schools
“Education must prepare learners not only for the frontiers of science and technology, but also for a deep understanding of their cultural identity, values, and national heritage.”
The Acting Vice-Chancellor of University of Cape Coast Warns Halls Against Violence, Threatens Dismissal
“Any student found culpable in campus violence will be shown the gate, regardless of status, hall affiliation or year of study.” – Ag. Vice Chancellor
Nkawie Senior High Technical School Banned from All Inter-School and Regional Educational Activities for Two Years
“The ban is not only about sports; it is about restoring discipline, accountability and the true values of education.”
BoG Rules Out GN Bank Licence Restoration
“Licence restoration is not a matter of sympathy or public pressure. It is a regulatory process anchored in capital strength, governance integrity and full compliance with banking laws.” – BoG
Hope in Action: Sekyere-Kumawu Rolls Out “Nkoko Nketenkete” Empowerment Programme
The Sekyere-Kumawu District Assembly has launched the “Nkoko Nketenkete” Empowerment Programme, a grassroots economic initiative aimed at reducing poverty and strengthening livelihoods, particularly among women, youth and vulnerable groups.
The DCE of Sekyere-Kumawu District, Hon. Kwasi Amankwaa Distributes BSTEM Kits to 11 Junior High Schools to Strengthen STEM Education
“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.”
“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.”
