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A founding figure pushes TESCON towards a bigger national role - why this shift matters now.

TESCON is urged to become an NPP intellectual hub in policy and leadership training.

A recent development has left the New Patriotic Party (NPP) grappling with an unexpected void in its leadership, sparking widespread discussion.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Ghana is facing a period of mourning following a significant loss within its ranks. This event has prompted

Why are teacher unions threatening action over a minister's comment about forged certificates?

Teacher unions are reacting to Interior Minister Muntaka's remarks linking forged WASSCE results to the education sector.

Can nursing leaders turn research into real change for Ghana's primary healthcare? The call has been made - but what will it take?

Nursing and midwifery leaders are gathered in Ghana for a conference on bridging research, policy, and practice.

Unemployed graduates with disabilities are demanding action from the Ghanaian government- what will happen if their deadline isn't met?

A coalition of unemployed graduates with disabilities in Ghana has issued an ultimatum to the government regarding employment opportunities. This

What has the MP done to earn such high praise from traditional leaders?

The Battor Traditional Council has publicly commended MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa for his development efforts in North Tongu.

What opportunities await NDC students who sign up for these programmes?

Ahafo TEIN Coordinator Sulemana Baba Amadu urges NDC tertiary students to join government youth programmes for practical skills.

Will Mahama's intervention get teachers back to class before the gap widens?

President Mahama has ordered immediate action to resolve the ongoing teachers' strike disrupting pre-tertiary education.

Did Mahama abandon his own EC neutrality standard? His latest picks raise uncomfortable questions.

President Mahama's EC appointments face scrutiny after his past criticism of politically exposed appointees.

A new deputy secretary has been chosen for the NDC in Ashaiman - what does this mean for the party's local machinery?

The NDC in Ashaiman has concluded its constituency executive elections, with a new deputy secretary emerging from a competitive field.

Why is a two-billion-cedi road project being prioritized while teachers wait for their dues?

A lawmaker on Parliament's Education Committee is pressing the government over unpaid teacher allowances amid a strike.

Ghana's Interior Minister sheds light on the government's strategy against illicit drugs, revealing a multi-faceted approach.

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has provided an update on the government's intensified efforts to combat illicit drugs in Ghana. These

Why are graduates with disabilities feeling marginalized despite existing laws designed to support them?

Unemployed graduates with disabilities are protesting the lack of job opportunities in Ghana- insisting they are capable of working across all sectors. The graduates are frustrated with unfulfilled promises, and are taking their concerns to the government.

A prominent youth advocate is stepping up to vie for a key NDC regional position, signaling a potential shift in how the party engages its younger

Hamza Ayembilla Inusah, former TEIN-KNUST Vice President, has declared his intention to run for NDC Deputy Youth Organiser in the Ashanti Region.

Former Deputy CEO Alois K. K. Mohl is making a significant move in Nandom politics-what's his strategy for uniting the NPP?

Alois K. K. Mohl, former Deputy CEO of the Social Investment Fund, has declared his intention to contest the NPP parliamentary primary in Nandom.

Could traditional rulers be the key to unlocking Ghana's local development potential?

A constitutional review process in Ghana is examining how to accelerate local development.

A nurse's grassroots vision wins big in Ketu South - what does it mean for the NDC's youth base?

A nurse has been elected as Deputy Youth Organiser for the NDC in Ketu South Constituency.

Unemployed graduates with disabilities are demanding concrete action from the Ghanaian government regarding job opportunities, hinting at further

A coalition of unemployed graduates with disabilities in Ghana is threatening renewed protests over the government's failure to provide a clear