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Don’t wait. This is a golden opportunity for Ghanaian nurses to advance their careers while experiencing life in a new country.
Apply before the deadline on Thursday, 22nd August 2024.
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.
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.
The AAU successfully launched its 2024–2030 Strategic Plan, emphasizing alignment with global trends and enhancing service delivery to member universities. This comprehensive plan prioritizes Africa’s developmental goals and addresses the evolving dynamics of higher education. The AAU remains dedicated to fostering intellectual engagement and advancing key resolutions across the African higher education sector.
Samuel Koku Sitsofe Anyidoho recently celebrated his new book’s arrival at the University of Ghana Bookshop. Titled “UNCOMPROMISING THOUGHTS: Leafing Out National Issues,” Copies of the book were also donated to the university’s Political Science Department.
Ghana’s inflation rate decreased from 22.8% in June to 20.9% in July 2024. The Ghana Statistical Service reported a drop in both food and non-food inflation, with the July rate being the lowest in 28 months. The Government Statistician linked this improvement to the cedi’s stability, suggesting a positive shift in economic conditions.
Hon. Samuel Jinapor reaffirmed the government’s dedication to protecting Ghana’s public lands during a press briefing. He highlighted the digitization of land records and collaboration with traditional authorities as key measures. The Minister also urged the Judiciary to expedite land-related cases to ensure swift legal resolution.
Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, known as NAPO, met with NPP delegates at Manhyia South in the Ashanti Region. He praised the delegates on a successful selection of Lawyer Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah as the new parliamentary candidate.
Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum led a Ghanaian delegation to Jamaica, fostering educational ties with the Jamaican Ministry of Education and Youth. The visit focused on recruiting skilled teachers from Ghana to enhance Jamaica’s education system.
Professor Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ghana, inaugurated two smart and modern classrooms at the Korle-Bu Campus. These modern spaces are designed to enhance the educational experience for students in the Medical and Biomedical Sciences schools.
The National Democratic Congress (NDC) is set to unveil its manifesto for the 2024 general elections on August 24 in the Central Region. A specially appointed Planning Committee, comprising notable party members, will oversee the event’s organization.
Discover the inspiring stories and achievements celebrated at the Ghana Teacher Prize 2024, where exceptional educators are recognized for their dedication to transforming education in Ghana.
NAPO signals Dr. Bawumia’s unyielding battle against corruption—no fear, no favour
Miss Hannah Tawia Hodofe, a notable young society steward, has received a full scholarship from the Tarkwa Diocese of the Methodist Church Ghana. At the Diocese’s 40th-anniversary celebration, the Bishop announced sponsorship for her education from Junior High School through tertiary studies.
Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh received copies of The President Ghana Never Got from Manasseh Azure Awuni. Dr. Opoku Prempeh expressed his appreciation for such honor given to them by Manasseh Awuni. He also emphasized the importance of responsible media reporting in strengthening Ghana’s democracy.
Barack Obama has unveiled his top summer reading list, featuring a diverse selection of intriguing books. His choices include works by Percival Everett, Lisa Ko, and Hanif Abdurraqib, among others. Obama invites readers to share additional book recommendations and comments.
Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has donated cutting-edge medical equipment to the Mepe Health Centre, fulfilling a recent promise. This generous contribution, valued at US$1.2 million, includes essential devices such as anesthesia machines, ultrasound equipment, and infant incubators. Ablakwa envisions transforming the Centre into a modern hospital by next year.
Mr. John Mahama launched the NDC Youth Manifesto at UPSA, presenting a vision to address critical issues facing Ghana’s young population. He highlighted the urgent need for comprehensive reforms and pledged to create opportunities. His commitment aims to inspire confidence and drive positive change for the nation’s youth.
The “End Bad Governance” protest in Nigeria has cost the economy N500 billion, with goods worth N52 billion destroyed and 21 lives lost, according to Trade Minister Dr. Doris Uzoka Anite.
Opoku Prempeh rallies NPP in Ashanti for 85% valid votes, urging unity and determination for an emphatic 2024 victory.
Nigerian cyclist Ese Lovina Ukpeseraye, the first African athlete to represent Nigeria in Olympic cycling, shares her gratitude towards the German team for lending her a bike to compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Despite the challenges, Ese’s resilience shone through as she raced with determination, embodying true sportsmanship. Read more about this inspiring story and share your thoughts below!
Ghana Education Service is professionalizing teaching through the registration, training, and licensing of all untrained teachers in the country. Find out how to become a licensed educator
Exciting news for Ghanaian musicians! Apply now for OneBeat 15, a U.S.-based music exchange program that brings together 25 artists from 54 countries for a month-long residency and tour in April/May 2025. Showcase your talent, collaborate with international musicians, and make a positive impact through music. Applications are open until September 6, 2024
Very Rev. Joseph Kwame Opoku is retiring after a remarkable 70 years of dedicated service. His influence has touched countless lives, both within the church and beyond. The Bodomase Circuit Methodist Church will honor his profound impact and contributions at a special valedictory service.
The Eastern Regional Education Directorate’s 2024 Outstanding Achievement Awards celebrated exemplary teachers at the Center for National Culture, Koforidua, recognizing their impactful contributions under the theme ‘Inspiring Change: Recovery Begins With Teachers.
The Ghana National Fire Service invites individuals to submit their details for enlistment through the designated official address. This call is specifically for those who applied in 2021 and need to resubmit their information. Applicants from 2021 must reapply to be considered for current opportunities.