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UMaT's new fee plan could change who gets to enroll this year - find out how.

UMaT has introduced a new fee payment plan allowing students to pay in three instalments.

Discover how Ghana's environmental future is being shaped by political decisions and the role of traditional authorities.

The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) recently hosted its Fourth Annual Colloquium, bringing together experts to discuss Ghana's environmental

Why is TTAG so concerned about the future of educators - and what changes are they hoping to see?

The Teacher Trainees' Association of Ghana (TTAG) is advocating for a policy change regarding the employment of newly trained teachers. They are also concerned that recent government efforts may not be enough - leaving many questions unanswered.

An MP's donation aims to boost ICT education in rural schools - but will it be enough to bridge the digital divide?

Ebenezer Kwaku Addo, MP for Asutifi North, has donated computers to schools in rural communities- all to help ICT education. This contribution may have an impact, but what could it mean for the future of these students?

The government is set to expand tertiary education opportunities, but what specific steps are being taken to achieve this ambitious goal?

Ghana's government is planning to establish more public universities across the country, including significant support for the University of Mines

Discover how a collaborative effort is tackling literacy challenges in Asutifi North without revealing the competition's outcome.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) and UMA-Subika have partnered to host reading competitions in Asutifi North, aiming to improve basic literacy

New leaders named for APSU 2002 Year Group's anniversary - what fresh perspectives will they bring?

The APSU 2002 Year Group has announced key leadership appointments for the upcoming 97th anniversary hosting and BOLT Steering Committee - signaling a new phase in their preparations. The appointed leaders bring diverse experience, hinting at a strategic approach to alumni service and community development.

Pru East's commitment to early childhood education is evident in a recent significant donation-find out how this will impact local schools.

The Pru East District Assembly is taking steps to enhance early childhood education by providing new classroom furniture to the Ghana Education

Why is a Telecel Ghana executive calling for education reform and stronger industry-academia partnerships?

Telecel Ghana's CEO, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai, spoke at the UEW Public Lecture Series 2026 about Ghana's education system. She highlighted the widening gaps between academic training and industry needs - hinting at potential consequences for national development.

CSIR-FORIG is teaching students to protect Ghana's environment, but can they become 'ambassadors of climate change'?

CSIR-FORIG is educating Ghanaian students about climate change and environmental protection. The outreach programme aims to empower young people - but what impact will it have?

Inspections of student hostels by the Rent Commissioner have uncovered shocking conditions, prompting questions about licensing and monitoring.

Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku has voiced serious concerns regarding the appalling conditions at some private university student hostels in

Pupils in Wa East are set to benefit from a major educational upgrade - but can it overcome infrastructural challenges?

GETFund is set to invest over GH¢10 million in the Wa East District. The investment aims to replace dilapidated school structures with modern facilities - but what impact will this have?

UMaT is building a 34-acre arboretum, but what does this mean for the future of the university's programs?

The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) in Tarkwa is developing a 34-acre arboretum. The Vice Chancellor says it will serve as a botanical garden - but what programs will it support?

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

Young students put their knowledge to the test in a quiz- but who will advance to the next level?

The Luv FM Primary Schools Quiz continues to showcase the academic talents of young students in the Ashanti Region. Manna International School participated in the first quarterfinal contest- but what does this mean for their journey in the competition?

Asenso-Boakye commissions a new research hub at KNUST - but what critical areas will it explore?

Francis Asenso-Boakye has commissioned an Infrastructure Research Hub at KNUST's Department of Planning. This marks his second major academic support initiative - what impact will it have?

Young students locked horns in a fierce battle of knowledge and composure - who would emerge victorious?

The Luv FM Primary Schools Quiz brought together young students from various schools in a battle of wits. The competition showcased academic talent and determination- but the ultimate prize remained elusive.