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Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie and Others Pay Courtesy Visit to Ministry of Education

The Chief Justice of the Republic of Ghana, His Lordship Paul Kwadwo Baffoe-Bonnie, has led a delegation of senior judicial officials on a courtesy visit to the Ministry of Education in Accra. The visit forms part of efforts to strengthen collaboration between the Judiciary and the education sector

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Association of Commonwealth Universities Council Elects Prof. Nana Aba Appiah Amfo as Chairperson

Prof. Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana, has been elected Chairperson of the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU). She will also chair the Council’s Executive Committee, providing leadership and strategic direction.

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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.

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BREAKING: WAEC Extends Deadline for 2026 Nov/Dec Registration to January 9

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has extended the closing date for the manual registration of the First Series of the 2026 WASSCE for Private Candidates. The extension is aimed at assisting prospective candidates who were unable to complete their registration within the initial period.

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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.

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Ghana Police Service Holds Joint Training on Victim Support for Key Persons in Kumasi

The Ghana Police Service, in partnership with UNICEF, has held a two-day victim support training in Kumasi for DOVVSU, AHTU, GES and Social Welfare personnel from four regions to strengthen victim-centred response and inter-agency collaboration.

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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.

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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.

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Many Doctorate Degrees Awarded to Ghanaians Are Not Genuine – GTEC Cries

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has revealed that many doctorate degrees held by Ghanaians are not genuine, as they were awarded by unaccredited foreign institutions. The Commission says the ongoing crackdown is aimed at protecting the integrity of Ghana’s tertiary education system.

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