“Don’t hesitate to dismiss students who disregard disciplinary codes,” -Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Education Minister
Author: J.O. Brefo
National School Inspectorate Authority (NaSIA) to Inspect 1,000 GALOP Basic Schools Nationwide
“GALOP is not just about funding, it’s about measurable progress in our schools.” — Dr. Munawaru Issahaque
The Education Minister, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu Urges HR Professionals to Champion Discipline and Ethics at Workplaces
“You are not just managing people, you are building cultures, shaping attitudes, and laying the foundation for sustainable growth in every sector.” Hon. Haruna Iddrisu
Hon. Haruna Iddris, the Education Minister Proposes Task Force for Sanitary Pad Disposal in Schools
“We owe it to our girls to provide a safe and dignified school experience, one that respects their health, their education, and their environment,” Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu.
Understanding Iran and Israel: Facts Every African Should Know
“If your support is based solely on religion rather than justice and truth, then it is not righteousness, it is bias.”
Supreme Court Nominee Questions Ghana’s Legal Age Disparity for Sex and Marriage
“Does it add up for one to be considered mature enough to consent to sex at 16, yet too immature to marry at the same age?” — Justice Dennis Dominic Adjei
Ghana Secures €5 Million Grant from Italy to Support TVET Sector
“We must help produce entrepreneurs who can create their own jobs and not rely on government,” said Education Minister, Hon.. Haruna Iddrisu after announcing a €5 million TVET grant from Italy.
Family Confirms Hon. Ken Ofori-Atta Recovering After Prostate Cancer Surgery in the United States
“Kenneth has always been resilient… but this has been a very difficult period,” said Prof. Mrs. Angela Ofori-Atta, as the former Finance Minister recovers from surgery.
St. Stephen Catholic Church Bodomase Marks Father’s Day with Joyful Celebration on Holy Trinity Sunday
“Fathers shape the values and future of their children. They must leave behind a legacy of love, discipline, and honour,” said Seminarian Samuel Yeboah.
NGO Donates Mobility Carts to Support Learners with Special Needs to Ashanti Regional Education Directorate
“This is a meaningful contribution to the realisation of Ghana’s Inclusive Education Policy. It reminds us that education must reach everyone.” – Dr. William Kwame Amankrah Appiah
Education Ministry Mourns with Families as Seven Lawra SHS Students Die in Canoe Tragedy
Seven students from Lawra SHS lost their lives in a canoe accident during a routine exercise. The Education Ministry has pledged swift investigations and support for grieving families.
GRA Suspends Implementation of New Fuel Levy Until Further Notice
The GRA has stepped back on the new fuel levy, postponing its implementation after Finance Ministry consultations and stakeholder feedback.
GES Extends 2025 School Selection Deadline to June 25 to Include Private Senior High Schools
“We want every child to have the time and guidance they need to make the best possible school choices,” GES stated, as it extended the 2025 selection deadline to June 25.
Sixteen Arrested Over 2025 BECE Examination Malpractices
“We have hit 16 suspects so far, 12 invigilators, one supervisor and three individuals who were not directly connected to the examination.”
— John Kapi, WAEC Head of Public Affairs
Electoral Commission Assures Temporary Staff of Allowance Payments by June 20
“We are working round the clock to ensure that payments are made promptly,” – Mrs. Jane Mensa (EC Boss)
President Mahama Orders Immediate Restoration of Broadcast for 64 Suspended Radio Stations
“While we respect the need for compliance, media pluralism and access to information must not be compromised,” the President stated.
GES Director General, Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis Leads Monitoring Visit to BECE Centres in Ejisu Municipality
“Stay calm, stay focused, and believe in your abilities,” the Director-General of GES encouraged candidates during the Ejisu monitoring tour.
NCA Sanctions 62 Radio Stations Over Regulatory Infractions and Expired Licences
The NCA has directed 62 radio stations to suspend broadcasting, citing expired licences and non-compliance with regulatory standards. The move forms part of efforts to promote accountability and protect Ghana’s media landscape.
Government Approves 2024/2025 Book and Research Allowances for Tertiary Teachers
“These allowances are vital in promoting academic excellence and encouraging innovation in research and teaching. We trust that this support will go a long way to boost morale among our educators,” ‐ The Finance Minister
Ten Invigilators Arrested Over Alleged BECE Malpractices – WAEC
“Invigilators are entrusted with a critical responsibility, and any breach of that duty is a betrayal… of the thousands of honest candidates working hard for a better future.” — WAEC
Sekyere Kumawu Officials Visit BECE Centres to Encourage Candidates and Ensure Smooth Conduct
“Remain focused and do your best, this examination marks the beginning of greater opportunities,” Hon. Kwasi Amankwah (DCE).
Calls Grow for Reintroduction of Teacher Car Scheme to Boost Morale and Mobility
“It’s not just about comfort, it’s about being able to reach our schools, attend training sessions, and carry out our duties with dignity,” Teacher in Ashanti.
Ghanaians to Enjoy 10–15% More Internet Data from Tuesday, July 1
“These increases will come at considerable cost to the network operators, but our consultations are bearing fruit for the Ghanaian people.” — Hon. Samuel Nartey George
Hon. Ernest Yaw Anim Assures Transport Support for 2025 BECE Candidates in Kumawu Constituency
“Our children deserve to write these crucial exams in peace and without any transportation difficulties. We’re proud to stand by them,” Hon. Ernest Yaw Anim
Health Ministry Activates Contingency Measures to Manage Nurses’ Strike Impact
“We know these are challenging times, but your health remains our top priority. Let us all remain calm and supportive as we work together to navigate this period,” said Isaac Ofei Baah, Head of the Public Relations Unit at the Ministry of Health.
Government Appeals for Calm as Nurses’ Demands Threaten to Add GHS 2bn to National Budget
“This is not just a financial discussion, it is about keeping our hospitals running and ensuring the well-being of our people.” — Health Minister
GES Warns Headteachers Against Collection of Unauthorised Fees from JHS Final Year Students
“We must ensure that our schools remain places of fairness and support for all students.” — Prince C. Agyemang-Duah, GES
WAEC Confirms, Over 600,000 Candidates to sit for 2025 BECE from Wednesday, June 11
“This is a critical moment for over 600,000 young Ghanaians. We encourage every candidate to stay focused and believe in their hard work.” WAEC
GES Begins Second Phase of Monitoring Student Transcript System in SHS, SHTS, and STEM Schools
“The purpose of the visit is to assess progress and determine the level of support required to strengthen the STS implementation,” — GES
BECE 2025 School Selection: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and Answers
Candidates for the 2025 school selection are to choose seven schools in total, five as main options and two as alternatives, with clear limits on boarding status and category selection to ensure equity and access.
Asanteman Pays Tribute to Late Mamponghene, Daasebre Osei Bonsu II
“Mampong has lost a father. Asanteman has lost a compass.” “Yɛda wo ase, Nana. Da yie, Daasebre.” – A Family member
