The government of Ghana fulfilled its promise by reconstructing 124 housing units for Appiatse residents affected by a devastating fire. Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia inaugurated the first phase, with many residents already relocating. The project includes modern facilities, ensuring a dignified living environment.
The legacy of the eight students who persevered through adversity at Mfantsipim School continues to inspire future generations. Their determination during a critical moment ensured the school’s survival and growth. Today, Mfantsipim remains a beacon of excellence, reflecting their enduring influence.
President Akufo-Addo officially commissioned the newly constructed 5.8-kilometer School Junction–Borteyman–Tema Motorway Road. The project enhances connectivity in Greater Accra, easing transportation and improving access for communities. Key features include service lanes, walkways, cycling paths, and direct links to the Tema Motorway.
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia announced that the National Identification Authority will soon issue Ghana Cards in schools, advancing Ghana’s digital economy. He highlighted the government’s commitment to ensuring all citizens, including students, are part of this transformation.
John Dramani Mahama’s comprehensive policy agenda aims to revitalize Ghana’s key sectors, ensuring sustainable growth and job creation. His vision emphasizes the need for a national reset, addressing challenges across economic, governance, and social spheres.
The NDC has proposed a comprehensive State Assets Registry, led by John Dramani Mahama. This initiative aims to consolidate national assets across key sectors, ensuring transparency and accountability. By documenting public resources, the policy seeks to enhance governance and facilitate smooth transitions between administrations.
The NDC has pledged to include accommodation in all new schools built under their governance. Mr. John Mahama announced this initiative during the party’s manifesto launch in Winneba. The plan aims to address housing challenges faced by teachers, particularly in rural areas.
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia addressed the graduates of the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College. He praised their dedication and highlighted the significance of their role in strengthening Ghana’s democracy. Emphasizing the need to counter misinformation, Bawumia encouraged vigilance as the nation approaches the upcoming elections.
Leicester City has declared the intention to acquire the Ghanaian forward Jordan Ayew from Crystal Palace, strengthening their attacking lineup. Ayew, a consistent performer with Premier League experience, is expected to bring versatility and depth to the squad. Fans eagerly anticipate his debut as Leicester aims to compete for top honors this season.
Huawei launched the 2024 Women in Tech Digital Skills Training Programme in South Africa, focusing on bridging the gender gap in technology. The initiative offers 30 women entrepreneurs and government leaders training in cloud computing, 5G, and AI.
Eighteen (18) teachers in the Amansie Central District are under investigation for illegal promotions resulting in a GH₵188,000 loss to the state. The Public Accounts Committee is probing the use of fake certificates by these educators. A portion of the misappropriated funds has been recovered, with the investigation ongoing.
The Cabinet of Ghana has approved a new Gifted and Talented Education Program proposed by Minister Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum. This initiative aims to address the unique needs of students with exceptional abilities who struggle within the current mixed-stream system. The program promises to enhance their potential with specialized support and advanced curricula.
Korle Bu Teaching Hospital is excited to announce the immediate reopening of its Outpatient Renal Dialysis Services. This decision follows the arrival of essential supplies, enabling the Renal Dialysis Unit to resume patient sessions starting August 21, 2024.
Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, the NDC National Chairman, has laid out six key conditions that must be met by the Peace Council before his party signs the 2024 Peace Pact. These conditions address issues ranging from the implementation of past commission recommendations to legal actions against electoral misconduct. Meeting these requirements is essential for the NDC’s commitment to a fair electoral process.
Apply now for the Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program at the University of the Western Cape, starting January 2025. This opportunity is open to new graduate students across various disciplines, including Humanities, Health Sciences, and Natural Sciences. Applications must be submitted online now!
The Colleges of Education Teachers’ Association of Ghana (CETAG) ended its strike after discussions with a government team on 19th August 2024. Key agreements included adopting university-level service conditions and ensuring payments are processed by October. The Ministry of Finance will handle compensation for validated colleges, with payments expected by the end of August.
Prof. Amin Alhassan has contested the claim by Hon. Mustapha Ussif that GBC received $3 million for its All-Africa Games coverage. Alhassan asserts that the actual amount received was only $105,000. He emphasized that this sum was allocated to support GBC’s extensive broadcasting of the event on GTV Sports Plus.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) Teacher Promotion Examination begins tomorrow, 20th August 2024, nationwide. Teachers with Index Numbers should reach their designated centres promptly. Check the provided template for details on centres and participating ranks.
The Electoral Commission of Ghana will commence its 2024 Voter Exhibition Exercise on August 20, running for one week. Voters are encouraged to visit polling stations to confirm their registration details. Additionally, options for verifying or replacing lost Voter IDs are available via shortcode services.
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) unveiled its 2024 Manifesto on August 18, 2024, at the Ghana Secondary Technical School in Takoradi. The event, themed “To Serve is to Lead,” featured prominent figures from the party and government. The presentation highlighted both past achievements and future objectives as the party prepares for the upcoming elections.
Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized Israel’s commitment to defense, both defensively and offensively, highlighting strategic hostage negotiations and the need for international pressure on Hamas while upholding non-negotiable security principles.
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Vice President of Ghana, addressed the 24th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, highlighting its nearly 200 years of service. He urged faith-based groups to innovate while preserving core values to better serve their communities. Rt. Rev. Dr. Abraham Nana Opare Kwakye expressed gratitude for Dr. Bawumia during the event.
he NHIA has released an additional GH₵151 million to healthcare providers across Ghana. This funding aims to settle outstanding claims up to March and April 2024 for higher and lower-tier facilities. The NHIA emphasized its commitment to supporting healthcare providers and ensuring the success of the NHIS.
Ennin Mensah Joseph’s journey at KNUST is marked by resilience and achievement. From managing social media accounts to overcoming academic challenges, his story reflects determination. With unwavering support from family, he navigated obstacles and emerged successful as a Political Science student.
President Akufo-Addo emphasized the critical role of technology, education, and health in driving Africa’s transformation. He highlighted the need for ongoing investment in these sectors to achieve sustainable development. The President also stressed the importance of equitable access to resources across the continent.
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission confirms payments for research allowances to 44 out of 46 colleges. CETAG has been urged to remain operational amidst ongoing discussions. Stay tuned for further updates on this critical development.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) organized a two-day workshop in Ho for Senior High and Technical School Heads from the Eastern, Oti, and Volta Regions. The event aimed to equip participants with essential skills for addressing 21st-century educational challenges.
Prepare for the GES promotional test with GH Educate’s latest practice questions. Challenge yourself with diverse topics designed to enhance your readiness. GH Educate will help you stay updated on key issues within the Ghana Education Service.
Huawei invites tech-savvy women entrepreneurs to join its digital skills training program. This initiative covers advanced topics such as 5G, Cloud Computing, and Artificial Intelligence. In partnership with the Department of Communication and Digital Technologies, the program is open to South African residents and those willing to travel.
Honourable Fatimatu Abubakar urged media leaders to embrace Artificial Intelligence, emphasizing its role in transforming storytelling. She highlighted the importance of continuous learning to keep pace with technological advancements.
H.E. Nana Akufo-Addo commissioned the newly upgraded Bolgatanga Regional Hospital, highlighting its advanced facilities that meet the healthcare demands of the Upper East Region. He emphasized the government’s dedication to improving nationwide health services through strategic infrastructure investments. The President also acknowledged the pivotal support from the Saudi Government in transforming the hospital into a center of excellence.
