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Nationwide training completed - but what does this mean for the quality of meals served to schoolchildren?

The Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP) has completed a nationwide training initiative. Caterers and head cooks engaged in practical sessions - all part of ongoing efforts.

Students are appealing for help as damaged classrooms put their education - and lives - at risk. What will happen to them?

Pupils at Sibi Jato Kparekpare D/A JHS are learning in a perilous environment- damaged classrooms are endangering students and staff. Appeals to authorities have gone unanswered, and the situation is affecting school attendance.

The World Bank is doubling down on investment in Ghana's education - but what does this mean for students?

The World Bank has pledged its continued support for Ghana's education sector. The focus is on human capital development- but what impact will this have?

Ghanaian students in the UK face a troubling predicament - and time is running out.

The Minority in Parliament is concerned about Ghanaian scholarship students in the UK- specifically at the University of Birmingham. They are appealing to the government to take swift action on a worrying situation.

Why is a language more than just words - and what happens when a language disappears?

A historian is cautioning that Ghana risks losing its cultural knowledge. He says language is central to the survival of culture and knowledge - and more than just everyday communication.