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A major demand has been made to Ghana's education ministry - but will it lead to real change?

Zonta Clubs of Ghana have issued demands to the Ministry of Education regarding sexual abuse in schools.

The Civil Service Council pays a visit to the Education Ministry - what changes might be on the horizon for staff?

The Civil Service Council visited the Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, at the Ministry of Education. The visit aimed to understand the ministry's operations and strengthen collaboration - but what improvements might be in store?

Recent disturbances in Ghanaian Senior High Schools are forcing a critical re-evaluation of disciplinary measures and the broader purpose of

Ghanaian Senior High Schools are experiencing a concerning rise in student indiscipline, prompting a national discussion on the future of education.

GNAT is pushing for a significant overhaul in teacher training to ensure every student, regardless of ability, receives quality education.

The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) is advocating for a stronger special and inclusive education system in Ghana. This initiative aims

Why does a placement policy meant for the deprived now threaten private schools and spark a call for its total abolition?

GNAPS is urging the removal of the 15% priority placement quota in Ghana's SHS admissions, arguing it unfairly favors public school students.

Why is Ghana's BECE grading system under scrutiny, and how might it be hindering a true understanding of student performance?

The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) has raised concerns about the transparency of the Basic Education Certificate Examination

A father's plea for justice against a headmaster has escalated, drawing the attention of Ghana's top leaders-but what exactly prompted his urgent

A father is seeking justice for his daughter following alleged misconduct by the headmaster of Obuasi Senior High Technical School. He is appealing

Ghana's technical universities gathered to display their latest innovations - but who emerged as the top innovator?

Takoradi Technical University (TTU) hosted the 4th Applied Research Conference of Technical Universities of Ghana (ARCTUG 2026). The event showcased research and innovation from Ghana's technical universities - hinting at their crucial role in national development.

A community's dream for a new school turned into a nightmare when their project was mysteriously destroyed-leaving many questions unanswered.

Residents of Bakpa Tosukope are demanding justice following the destruction of their community-funded school project. This incident has left the

Why is a University of Ghana Dean calling for legal intervention and urgent counseling after a viral video?

UGBS Dean Prof. Bawole has strongly criticized social media content that exploits JHS leavers. He highlights the potential damage to young people's confidence - and questions the ethics of such viral content creation.

Opoku Ware School and Konongo Odumase SHS secure decisive victories on Day 4 of the Luv FM High School Debate, advancing

Opoku Ware School and Konongo Odumase SHS secure decisive victories on Day 4 of the Luv FM High School Debate, advancing to the next round of the

Opoku Ware School and Konongo Odumase SHS eliminate Afia Kobi Ampem and Kumasi Academy to advance in the Luv FM Kel-Char

Opoku Ware School and Konongo Odumase SHS eliminate Afia Kobi Ampem and Kumasi Academy to advance in the Luv FM Kel-Charcoal Toothpaste High School

Discover how mastering digital tools like AI and robotics is becoming crucial for GIMPA graduates to stand out in today's competitive job market.

GIMPA graduates were recently advised to master modern digital tools to enhance their competitiveness in the job market. This emphasis on technology

Discover how a new educational framework is poised to revolutionize child development in West Africa.

Mulan Smart Educational Center is set to launch West Africa's first Pyramid Emotional and Social Intelligence Framework. This innovative program

Before the robes and the bench, a 10-mile trek through Jirapa's terrain was the price of a primary education.

Retired Justice Francis Gyafiiry Korbieh, a former Court of Appeal judge and Parliamentarian, reflects on his childhood in the Upper West Region.

Why have 2,000 teachers walked out, and what will it take to bring them back?

Teachers in Dormaa have joined a nationwide strike, leaving classrooms empty across the district.

Ghana's classrooms are seeing a silent shift- but what happens when teachers' passion fades and survival instincts kick in?

A place-based study in Ghana's Ga-East Education District reveals a growing disconnect for basic school educators. Mounting pressures and limited support hint at a survival strategy quietly reshaping classrooms- but what is it?

From Ghana to Canada, one professor's quest to understand migration, identity, and African development.

Professor Joseph Mensah's journey from Ghana to Canada showcases his dedication to migration, identity, and African development. His interdisciplinary work and leadership roles have shaped conversations and mentored students- but what impact has this really had?