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A Lawra MP's donation to a school comes with a stern warning - but what could be the consequences of misuse?

Lawra MP Bede Ziedeng donated a transformer to Eremon SHTS to resolve power challenges- a move lauded by school officials. The donation came with stern warnings about its use, hinting at broader implications for education and safety.

Even with new infrastructure, one district struggles with a teacher shortage - what impact will this have?

Akatsi North's MP, Peter Nortsu-Kotoe, is advocating for more teacher recruitment amidst infrastructure improvements. New projects were commissioned to boost education and health - but a teacher shortage may undermine these efforts.

GTEC has listed 62 unrecognised institutions and warned students, parents and employers to verify certificates before ad

GTEC has listed 62 unrecognised institutions and warned students, parents and employers to verify certificates before admission or recruitment.

Classroom blocks and teachers' bungalows are coming to Adaklu - but will it be enough to improve education?

Adaklu DCE Jerry Yaw Ameko has initiated construction projects in six communities. These projects aim to provide better facilities for both teachers and students- but what impact will this have?

A CEO tells Ashanti students that their future depends on what exactly?

Ing. Dr Peter Debrah, CEO of Pedlo Energy, addressed students at the "Fire for Future" conference in the Ashanti Region- urging them to focus on purpose and personal development. The conference aimed to equip young people; what guidance will they receive?

Dr. Chambas says current education systems risk producing graduates unprepared for a rapidly changing global economy- but how?

Dr. Mohammed Ibn Chambas spoke at the UEW Public Lecture Series 2026 about education in Africa. He urged a move beyond expansion and access- but what could be the consequences if changes aren't made?

A mindset shift is needed to celebrate artisans as national assets - but why are these skills so important now?

Dr. Mohammed Ibn Chambas has urged Ghana to value skilled trades and build resilient learners. He spoke at the University of Education, Winneba, about reframing how we value practical skills - and why it's key to Ghana's future.

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.

Hostel operators have been warned! The Rent Control Department is coming for those operating illegally - but why now?

The Rent Commissioner is concerned about the state of tertiary institution hostels - citing unacceptable conditions and pricing. A nationwide compliance exercise is underway, but what could this mean for students?

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.

A chief calls for better teacher support and discipline in schools - but what sparked this urgent appeal?

The Chief of Mamfe-Akuapem hosted a banquet honoring teachers, emphasizing their crucial role in shaping the youth. He highlighted the need for improved teacher motivation and discipline in schools - but what specific concerns were raised?

Africa Education Watch says Ghana’s teacher deployment gap is leaving rural schools understaffed despite a national su

Africa Education Watch says Ghana’s teacher deployment gap is leaving rural schools understaffed despite a national surplus at the primary level.

Why are some Ghanaian classrooms overflowing with teachers, while others are left with so few?

Africa Education Watch is raising concerns about teacher distribution in Ghana. The policy think tank suggests the current system may be flawed- leaving some areas underserved.

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.

At a career planning event, professionals urged students to make deliberate choices - but what does that mean for them?

Wa Senior High School students participated in the GhanaThink Junior Camp, engaging with professionals across various fields. Mentors offered guidance on career choices and highlighted available opportunities - leaving students to consider their futures.