Bodomase St. Stephen RC JHS marked Catholic Education Week with diverse activities, highlighting a vibrant Cooking, Arts, and Skills display. Students showcased creativity through traditional Ghanaian dishes, impressing both staff and guests. Headteacher Mr. Jude Brefo Owusu praised their dedication, emphasizing the school’s commitment to skill development.
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Bodomase Circuit Educators Workshop on Lesson Planning by Sekyere Kumawu Education Directorate
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Veteran Ghanaian actor Mawuli Semevo has passed away on February 20, 2025, while receiving treatment for severe burns. His colleague, Ken Fiati, confirmed the heartbreaking news in a Facebook post.
Akufo-Addo’s Address at the General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida Autobiography Event
Nana Akufo-Addo, former President of Ghana, delivered the keynote address at the launch of A Journey in Service, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s autobiography, in Abuja. He condemned the resurgence of military coups in West Africa, stressing the need to strengthen democratic institutions for lasting stability. Emphasizing unity, he urged African nations to embrace multi-party governance and rise above ideological divisions.
Effutu MCE Presents 100 Mattresses to Winneba Municipal Hospital on Behalf of Afenyo-Markin
Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin has donated 100 mattresses to Winneba Municipal Hospital to enhance healthcare delivery. The Effutu MCE and NPP Constituency Chairman presented the items on his behalf, emphasizing his commitment to quality medical services.
Mahama Expresses Gratitude to Organised Labour for Successful Wage Negotiations
President John Dramani Mahama has expressed gratitude to Organised Labour for their cooperation in finalizing the minimum wage and base pay agreement. He reaffirmed his dedication to collaborating with labour groups to enhance economic stability and improve worker welfare. Emphasizing prudent financial management, he called for modesty and sacrifice among government officials to ease national hardships.
Government Increases Minimum Wage and Base Pay by 10% for Public Workers
The Government of Ghana has approved a 10% increase in the minimum wage and base pay for public workers, effective January to December 2025. This decision follows negotiations between the Public Services Joint Standing Negotiating Committee and relevant government bodies.
Union Leaders Reject GES Director-General’s Directive to Revoke New Recruits
Rev. Isaac Owusu strongly opposes the GES directive revoking new recruitments, urging reconsideration to prevent unfair dismissals. He emphasizes that many recruits underwent due process but remain off the payroll due to administrative delays.
VERY HOT: Prophet Kumchacha Labels Counselor Charlotte Oduro as Fake
Prophet Kumchacha has publicly criticized Counselor Charlotte Oduro, alleging that she is a “fake” counselor
Eben Owurachy on How Social Media is Changing Talent Discovery
In an era where digital platforms have revolutionized the entertainment industry, Ghanaian entertainment analyst Eben Owurachy emphasizes the important role of social media in discovering and promoting emerging talents. During a recent appearance on Fakye TV, Owurachy reflected on the challenges that budding artists faced in the past, noting the difficulties they encountered in securing television and radio appearances
President Mahama Appoints Dr. Abiba Zakariah as Acting Commissioner of the National Insurance Commission
President John Dramani Mahama has appointed Dr. Abiba Zakariah as Acting Commissioner of the National Insurance Commission (NIC), effective February 17, 2025. With over 20 years of experience in the insurance sector, Dr. Zakariah has held prominent leadership roles, including serving as Group Chief Operating Officer at WAICA Reinsurance Corporation.
Mahama Sets March 31 as Deadline for His Appointees to Declare Their Assets
President John Dramani Mahama has directed all his appointees to declare their assets by March 31, 2025, following his own submission to the Auditor-General. He emphasized that this legal requirement under Article 286 of the 1992 Constitution promotes transparency and accountability in governance.
President Mahama Submits His Completed Asset Declaration Forms to Auditor-General
H.E. John Dramani Mahama has submitted his completed Asset Declaration forms to the Auditor-General, emphasizing transparency and accountability. He highlighted that declaring assets is a constitutional requirement aimed at preventing corruption before it arises.
GES REVOKES APPOINTMENTS OF NEW RECRUITS
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has revoked appointments and halted new recruitments. This decision affects Teaching and Non-Teaching staff not yet placed on the payroll. Regional, District, and Municipal Directors have been instructed to enforce the directive immediately.
Ansah Apagya’s Journey: From Small Beginnings to Radio Stardom
Ansah Apagya is a name that has become familiar to many sports lovers in Ghana. His voice filled with passion and energy has graced the airwaves for years. But his journey to success in radio has been far from easy. From his humble beginnings at Obrempong FM in Swedru to his current role at Onua FM and Onua TV, Ansah’s story is one of perseverance, hard work, and a deep love for sports broadcasting
JUST IN: GNAT Demands Urgent Reforms to End Indiscipline in Senior High Schools
Musah lamented that modern students exhibit a level of boldness that was once unthinkable, a phenomenon he likened to the defiance seen in illegal mining activities.
Ministry of Education to Collaborate with Plan International Ghana to Boost Youth Employment
A delegation from Plan International Ghana, led by Country Director Constant Tchona, met with Education Minister Hon. Haruna Iddrisu to discuss partnerships tackling youth unemployment. They proposed a “Hub of Excellence” to provide specialized training in automotive repair and equip TVET instructors with modern techniques.
GES Cautions Basic School Headteachers Against Unauthorized BECE Registration Fees
The Management of the Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a strong warning to Basic School Headteachers.
According to the release, GES has taken notice of allegations circulating on social media that some Heads of Basic Schools are imposing unauthorized BECE registration fees on final-year students.
Management of GES emphasized that such fees are unauthorized and directed all Heads to cease the practice immediately.
The letter urged all Regional Directors to instruct MMD Directors to monitor the situation and caution all Heads of Basic Schools.
It further stressed that any Head who has collected unauthorized fees must refund the monies promptly. Failure to comply will result in sanctions.
Heads of Basic Schools are also reminded that late registration of candidates will not be permitted. Therefore, all eligible candidates must be registered within the stipulated registration period set by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).
The letter advised the general public to stay informed and take note of these directives.
National Education Forum: Share Your Ideas for a Better Future in Ghana’s Education!
The National Education Forum Committee invites the public to share opinions on improving Ghana’s education system. Chaired by Professor George K. T. Oduro, the eight-member team seeks diverse insights to shape impactful policies.
Operation Recover All Loot Submits Its Report to Mahama
The Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) team has submitted its final report to former President John Dramani Mahama, detailing findings on the wrongful acquisition of state assets. Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, presented the document for review and appropriate action. ORAL remains committed to exposing financial mismanagement and ensuring accountability in public resource management.
Chief Clearing Agent: Manasseh Azure Awuni’s Message to President Mahama
Manasseh Azure Awuni questions President Mahama’s decision to discontinue court cases against officials of his predecessor’s administration, calling it a dangerous precedent. He argues that halting prosecutions undermines accountability and weakens the fight against corruption. The Attorney-General, he insists, must act in the public interest by allowing the courts to determine guilt or innocence.
Government of Ghana to Engage with IMF on a Staff Visit for the 2025 Budget
The Government of Ghana has announced discussions with the IMF team, led by Mission Chief Stephane Roudet, from February 10 to 14, 2025. Talks will focus on economic progress, fiscal policies, and key reforms in revenue administration, energy, and expenditure. Institutions like the Bank of Ghana and the Ghana Revenue Authority will participate, reinforcing the government’s commitment to stability and job creation.
GNAT Constitution: Download the Full Document Here
The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) Constitution and Rules underwent amendments at the 2022 National Delegates Conference. As the Association’s supreme document, it governs operations and member activities. It also defines administrative and financial regulations, including leadership tenure.
2025 GES Teacher Promotion Exams: List of Topics to Cover
GH Educate has compiled essential topics to help teachers prepare for the 2025 GES Promotion Exams. The list covers areas such as education history, curriculum, policies, assessment, and professional ethics. Teachers can join the 2025 WhatsApp Study Group or call 0207329139 for more details.
JUST IN: Ghanaian footballers in Ethiopia, pay tribute to Nana Pooley
As these footballers continue to make strides in their professional careers in Ethiopia, their homage to Nana Pooley serves as a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of Ghanaian icons and the unity they inspire among Ghanaians worldwide.
Cristiano Ronaldo at 40: His Achievements in Football
Cristiano Ronaldo, celebrating his 40th birthday, remains one of football’s greatest icons with an unparalleled legacy. With 923 goals, 35 trophies, and multiple records, his impact on the sport is undeniable. From Manchester United to Real Madrid, Juventus, and Al-Nassr, his relentless pursuit of excellence continues to inspire generations.
The National Teaching Council Hosts the Sierra Leone Teaching Service Commission in Ghana
The National Teaching Council (NTC) hosted a delegation from the Sierra Leone Teaching Service Commission to explore Ghana’s teacher licensing system and continuous professional development framework. Dr. Christian Addai Poku highlighted key policies shaping teacher professionalism since 2017.
University of Cape Coast Inaugurates New Gatehouse and Shuttle Terminal
The University of Cape Coast has inaugurated a modern gatehouse and shuttle terminal to enhance security and accessibility. The gatehouse features offices, a kitchenette, and dedicated pedestrian access, including a pathway for Persons with Disabilities. The shuttle terminal aims to streamline transportation, easing congestion and improving mobility on campus.
Ghana to Reintroduce Road and Bridge Toll System
Ghana’s Ministry of Roads and Highways announced plans to reintroduce tolls on roads and bridges. The move aims to generate revenue for maintenance while implementing a modern, technology-driven collection system.
GSS Denies Recruitment Circular for Population and Housing Census
he Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has alerted the public to disregard a false recruitment notice for the 2025 Population and Housing Census circulating on social media. The agency clarified that the official census occurs every 10 years, with the last conducted in 2021, making the next one due after 2025.
Just in: Controversial Officiating in Nsoatreman vs. Kotoko Match Raises Concerns for Ghana Premier League’s Integrity
Such events have prompted sports journalist Atta Poku to express concerns about the future of the Ghana Premier League. He argues that these incidents undermine the league’s credibility and could deter fans and sponsors, essential components for the league’s growth and sustainability.