“Indiscipline is rising because only 22 staff members are left to supervise nearly 5,000 students,” the Accra Academy Headmaster warned.
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Lack of SHS boarding facilities forcing some female students to stay with boyfriends
“It is not by choice. Due to the lack of facilities, some students are forced to stay with boyfriends or girlfriends just to remain close to school.” — Vicentia Annin-Agyei
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Vice Chancellors Ghana Call for Retirement Age for University Lecturers to Be Extended to 70 Years
“We cannot continue to lose our best intellectuals at a time when their experience and mentorship are most needed. Extending the retirement age is essential for the future of Ghana’s higher education,” said the Vice Chancellors Ghana.
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Education Minister Urges UTAG to Stay Committed Against Galamsey Despite Political Changes
“The fight against galamsey is not about politics; it is about securing the future of our environment and our children,” the Education Minister told UTAG members.
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Over 50,000 Teachers Promoted After 2024 Aptitude Test – GNAT Confirms
“This is a breakthrough for teachers,” said GNAT’s General Secretary, Thomas Musah, as over 50,000 teachers receive long-awaited promotions after the 2024 aptitude test.
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UEW Chancellor Appeals for Peace in Bawku
Neenyi Ghartey VII, Chancellor of the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), has called for an end to the ongoing violence in Bawku, urging unity and peace during the university’s 29th Congregation on April 26, 2025. Speaking as both a Chancellor and a concerned citizen, he highlighted the devastating impact of conflict on education, families, and livelihoods.
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Namibia to Roll Out Free University Education from 2026
“From the next academic year, commencing 2026, tertiary education will become 100% subsidized by the government,” said President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, unveiling a bold plan to make higher education accessible to all.
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Dr. Linus Kweku Labik and Dr. Antoinette Simpah Anim-Jnr Inducted into Ghana Young Academy
“Our induction is not just a recognition, but a call to action to drive research that transforms lives,” said Dr. Linus Kweku Labik.
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British High Commissioner Visits KNUST, Praises Partnership Successes
“Our partnership with KNUST continues to inspire innovation and progress, strengthening the bonds between Ghana and the United Kingdom,” the British High Commissioner remarked during the visit.
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UEW Valedictorian Jemima Akoni Encourages Colleagues to Lead with Purpose
“Leadership is not about position or power, but about responsibility and vision,” said Jemima Akoni, urging UEW graduates to lead with purpose and integrity.
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“Good Times Are Coming” As We Reset Ghana’s Economy – Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson leads major talks with the IMF to reform Ghana’s financial sector, while assuring citizens that “good times are coming” amid efforts to reset the economy.
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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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School Leadership – Part Two
What is school leadership? What are the strategies of effective school leadership? What are the types of leadership styles? Who is an autocratic leader? who is a transformational leader?
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School Leadership – Part One
What is school leadership? What are the categories of leaders? What are the roles play by an effective leader? What are the characteristics of an effective leader?
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WAEC Released Final Timetable For BECE 2025
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has officially released the final timetable for the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) for both school and private candidates.
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University of Cape Coast Celebrates Academic Excellence at 57th Congregation
University of Cape Coast Celebrates Academic Excellence at 57th Congregation
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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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President Mahama Launched Free Sanitary Pad Initiative
“This is not just a statistic. It represents a young girl failing, falling behind in class, losing her confidence and struggling to catch up because of what is a natural biological process,” President Mahama observed.
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GTEC Announces Unaccredited Study Centres for the Universities in Ghana
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has issued a public notice warning prospective students and parents about unaccredited study centres affiliated with some major universities, including UCC, UDS, and UEW. The release cautions that enrolment in programmes at these centres is at the applicants’ own risk, as the centres lack official accreditation.
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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 Armed Forces College of Nursing and Midwifery Welcomes First Cohort of BSc Students
You are the first batch to commence the degree programmes. The College is a place where you enjoy a lot of freedoms, but that freedom often comes with some corresponding obligations,” he said.
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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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Government Ready to Upgrade GES Deputy Directors to Director Status
Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Minister of Education, has announced the government’s readiness to promote GES Deputy Directors to Director status. Speaking at the launch of the Free Sanitary Pads initiative, he confirmed President John Mahama’s directive to resolve longstanding promotion delays caused by lack of office space.
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Government to Launch Free Sanitary Pad Initiative for School Girls
“No girl should miss school because of her period. This programme will bring dignity, support, and equal opportunities for all girls, empowering them to thrive in their education without barriers.”
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GES Begins 2025 Inter-Regional & District Repostings of Staff
The Ghana Education Service has opened applications for 2025 inter-regional, inter- and intra-district repostings. Discover the simple steps, required documents, and key deadline of June 3, 2025.
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Ghanaian Teacher Portia Dzifa Dzilah Wins Prestigious 2025 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award
“This recognition is not just about me; it’s about the children of Pakro and every girl who’s ever been told her dreams are out of reach,” says Dzilah.
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German NGO Donates 3,000 Sign Language Readers to Boost Inclusive Education in Ghana
A major boost for inclusive education in Ghana as German NGO donates 3,000 sign language readers to support hearing-impaired students.
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Cudjoe Martin Crowned Valedictorian at UCC’s 57th Congregation
“From Denu to distinction — Cudjoe Martin’s journey proves that determination, discipline, and faith still matter.”
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GES Begins 2025 Reposting Process for Teachers Nationwide
Teachers looking to relocate in the 2025 academic year can now begin the reposting process, as GES opens applications for Inter-Regional and Intra-District transfers across Ghana.
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Ghana to Introduce Military Training for National Service Personnel from August, 2025
National Service Personnel will undergo military-style training from August—part of a bold new move to shape a more disciplined, patriotic and prepared generation of young Ghanaians.
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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.