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What happens when students learn about the Constitution's role in the digital age?
Kwadaso NCCE engages students at Prempeh College and Methodist Technical School on constitutional values.
Why is GETFund cracking down on its contractors - and what does it mean for education projects across Ghana?
GETFund is cautioning contractors involved in its projects. Administrator Paul Adjei is warning that the Fund will not accept substandard work - a move that could have far-reaching implications.
USTED is challenging researchers to transform their findings into compelling stories that resonate beyond academic circles-but why is this shift so
The University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development (USTED) is urging researchers to make their academic work accessible and useful to
Why has Ghana's government-sponsored education in the UK been disrupted, and what's at stake?
Ghana faces a challenge with UK universities due to a significant debt. This situation threatens to disrupt educational opportunities for Ghanaian students- and raises questions about international partnerships.
A law on paper is not a working fund - what will it take for Ghana to turn research promises into real breakthroughs?
Prof Abigail Opoku-Mensah, Acting Administrator of the Ghana National Research Fund, addresses journalists in Accra about the gap between the Fund's…
Amidst preparations for a major school anniversary, a regional minister addresses a growing concern that could impact educational environments.
The Ashanti Regional Minister has issued a stern warning to students regarding increasing acts of indiscipline and attacks on teachers across
An MP's personal funding is opening doors for dozens of students - but what does this mean for education in his constituency?
John Dumelo, MP for Ayawaso West Wuogon, is sending over 40 students abroad for studies.
MTN Ghana's Georgina Fiagbenu delivered a powerful message to youth at a recent summit, urging them to rethink their approach to career readiness.
Georgina Fiagbenu of MTN Ghana challenged university students at the National Youth Mentorship Summit to prioritize preparedness and excellence. Her
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