“7,000 jobs for over 100,000 trained teachers—GNAT calls it a decision that risks deepening frustration and unemployment.”
Social Issues
EOCO Arrests Former GIHOC Managing Director, Maxwell Kofi Jumah
EOCO tightens the net—former GIHOC boss arrested as investigations into state enterprise dealings deepen.”
Tragedy: UCC Lecturer, Teaching Assistant Killed in Fatal Road Accident
“A painful loss to academia—two dedicated educators gone too soon in a tragic accident.”
Interior Ministry Bans Motorbike Use in Binduri After Attack on Military Patrol
“A swift security crackdown in Binduri sees motorbike use banned as authorities respond to a troubling attack on a military patrol.”
Lady Julia Osei Tutu Leads High-Level Talks on Women and Child Welfare at Manhyia Palace
“At Manhyia Palace, leaders united with one purpose—to give women a voice and children a future.”
“I Have Forgiven Her”: Apostle Nyamekye Responds After Chief of Staff’s Tearful Apology
“I have forgiven her… what was meant for controversy has become a platform for grace, growth, and greater purpose.”
Chief of Staff Julius Debrah in Tears as He Apologises to Apostle Eric Nyamekye Amid Controversy
“With tears in his eyes, the Chief of Staff bowed in humility—reminding the nation that leadership is not only about power, but the courage to apologise and restore dignity.”
World Meets in Ghana as Otumfuo Osei Tutu II Honoured as Pillar of Peace
“At Manhyia Palace, the world did not just gather—it honoured a king whose voice has become a beacon of peace across Ghana and beyond.”
GES, PSC Summon Applicants Over Date of Birth Discrepancies in Major Verification Exercise
“GES and PSC move to correct long-standing date of birth discrepancies in a strict verification exercise affecting applicants nationwide.”
Ghana Immigration Service Arrests Over 600 Undocumented Migrants in Kumasi Dawn Operation
“Hundreds, including children, swept up in a dawn operation—raising urgent concerns about security, legality, and humanity.”
Why Is the Pope’s Face Covered at Death? A Silent but Powerful Catholic Symbol
“The veil does not hide the Pope—it proclaims a deeper truth: that in death, all earthly glory fades, and only God reveals the soul in eternal light.”
Teacher Promotion Aptitude Test Results (Dec 2025) to Be Released Soon
“For many teachers, the release of the promotion results is not just about grades—it is about recognition, growth, and a step toward a better future.”
Government Announces Phased Payment Plan for Teachers’ Arrears After Demonstrations
“After months of protests and frustration, teachers are set to receive their arrears in phases—but the real test lies in government’s ability to deliver on its promise.”
A Legacy of Excellence and Faith: The Enduring Impact of Edward Kofi Ennin
“To many, he was not just a teacher—but a father, a guide, and a source of laughter whose impact will live on for generations.”
Morocco Donates 2,000 Tons of Fertilizers to Ghana
he Ministry of Foreign Affairs has received a donation of 2,000 metric tons of fertilizer from the Government of Morocco to support Ghana’s agricultural sector. The gesture underscores strong diplomatic ties between both nations and reinforces shared efforts to enhance food security
Kasoa Herbalist Arrested for Smuggling Hacksaw Blades in Bread to Prison Inmate
Hidden in bread, meant for freedom—until sharp-eyed officers uncovered the plan.”
UDS Appoints Prof. Mohammed Muniru Idrisu as Vice-Chancellor Amid Heightened Attention
“At a critical moment, UDS turns to experience and leadership—appointing Prof. Idrisu to guide its future.”
Man Arrested for Attempted Theft of Police Armoured Vehicle at Nkawie
In a bold daylight attempt, a suspect drove off with a police armoured vehicle—only to be swiftly tracked down and arrested.”
Military Deployed to UDS as Vice-Chancellor Selection Tensions Rise
“When soldiers enter a university, it signals more than tension—it raises urgent questions about trust, transparency, and leadership in academia.”
“I Regret Becoming a Teacher”: Viral Video Sparks National Debate on Teacher Welfare
“She taught through pain, through pregnancy, and through sacrifice—yet remains unpaid. Her tears are the voice of many teachers still unheard.”
Poor but Proud? The Silent Shame Some Pupils Face on Career Day
“When a child feels less confident because of what they cannot afford, education has missed an important step.” Career Day…
President Mahama to Launch Free Primary Health Care Programme
President John Dramani Mahama is set to launch Ghana’s Free Primary Healthcare Programme at the Shai Osudoku District Hospital, a major step toward expanding access to affordable, quality healthcare and advancing universal health coverage nationwide.
Education Ministry Sets Up 3-Member Committee to Investigate UTAG Concerns
“Government moves to restore confidence in Ghana’s tertiary education by launching a high-level probe into UTAG’s concerns.”
Konongo-Mampong Diocesan CYO Trains 106 Parish Officers in Landmark Leadership Programme
“Equipped with knowledge, guided by faith, and inspired by experience, these young leaders are ready to transform their communities and uplift the image of the Church.”
Ghana and Barbados open job opportunities for Allied Health Professionals
“This opportunity opens doors for Ghanaian Health Professionals to gain global exposure while contributing their skills to international healthcare systems.” – Ministry of Health
Confidence Renewed: Hon. Richard Gyamfi Re-Elected Presiding Member in Sekyere-Kumawu
“With renewed trust from Assembly Members, Hon. Richard Gyamfi begins a second term focused on transforming Sekyere-Kumawu District.”
Ashanti Festival 2026 Cultural Day
The Ashanti Regional Coordinating Council in collaboration with Ashanti Global Festival Heritage (AGFH) will host Cultural Day on the Tuesday,…
Jehovah’s Witnesses Now Accept Blood Transfusions, Report Says
Jehovah’s Witnesses have updated their medical policy to allow members to use their own blood in planned surgeries, while maintaining a ban on receiving blood from others. The change empowers individual choice without compromising the faith’s long-held beliefs on the sanctity of blood
Kumawu to Host Thanksgiving Service After Papa Nantwie Festival Celebrations
The Kumawu Traditional Council has announced a thanksgiving service on March 22, 2026, following the successful revival of the Papa Nantwie Festival after 19 years. The grand celebration attracted dignitaries, residents, and top Ghanaian musicians
Job Alert: Apply for NIA Temporary Recruitment Now!
The National Identification Authority has opened applications for temporary recruitment to support a nationwide mass registration exercise for children aged 6–14 years. Interested and qualified individuals can apply for several positions through the official NIA recruitment portal before the March 22
Sad Scene: Five Persons Severely Injured in Cape Coast Accident
Five people sustained severe injuries after a truck reportedly suffered brake failure and crashed into a taxi at Kotokuraba near the GT Bank branch in Cape Coast
