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Ministry of Health Launches Mobile App to Simplify Health Training School Admissions

The Ministry of Health has launched a new mobile application to simplify admissions into health training institutions across Ghana. As part of broader efforts to digitize public services, the app allows prospective students to buy, complete, and submit forms online, track their application status in real-time, and access interview results and academic updates

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Minister for Education has inaugurated the reconstituted University of Ghana Governing Council

“The University of Ghana is a beacon of excellence, and this reconstituted Governing Council is expected to steer it towards greater innovation and global relevance,” said Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu at the inauguration ceremony in Accra.

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DAAD Opens Regional Office in Accra to Deepen West Africa Ties; UG Vice-Chancellor Lauds Past Impact and Future Potential

“The opening of the DAAD Regional Office in Accra marks a significant step in strengthening academic and research collaboration between Germany and West Africa. It’s a new chapter of opportunity for students, scholars, and institutions across the region.”

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Ghana’s New SHS Curriculum Introduces Foreign Language Requirement for SHS 2 Students

“Ghana’s education system is taking a bold step into the future, as SHS 2 students will now be required to study a foreign language—French, Spanish, Arabic, or Chinese—under a newly introduced curriculum aimed at global competitiveness and holistic development.”

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“Our 10% Raise Is Vanishing!” – Teachers Frustrated Over Deductions and Alleged GCB Alert Charges

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“We asked for 10% to breathe — now everyone wants a slice of it.” That’s the growing concern among public sector workers, especially teachers, as deductions, fees, and bills quietly chip away at their modest pay raise.

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