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A new directive targets a long-standing practice in Ghana's schools - but what triggered it now?

Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has ordered an immediate ban on teachers using students as domestic servants.

Unauthorized fees at TVET schools may undermine the government's free education promise - what happens next?

The Ghana TVET Service is investigating reports of unauthorized fees at TVET institutions during admissions.

GTEC is seeking clarification from a prominent Ghanaian figure about his academic credentials, raising questions about the standards for using

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has formally questioned Presidential Special Envoy Ekwow Spio-Garbrah regarding his use of the

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.

Are your academic qualifications truly recognised? GTEC's latest warning could impact your career or studies.

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has issued a public warning regarding qualifications from numerous unrecognised institutions. This

Graduates entering the food industry may be lacking something crucial - and it's impacting Ghana's economy.

Auba Consult CEO, Jacob Ayin, addressed the skills gap between graduates and the food industry at a UDS event - highlighting the need for collaboration. This gap impacts productivity and innovation, but stakeholders are working to address it.

School accountants gather to master financial rules - but what urgent warning did the education director deliver?

The Ashanti Regional chapter of the Association of Educational Accountants (AEA) Ghana is holding a capacity-building workshop on financial…

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?

A court victory may be hollow if the university refuses to comply - what happens when legal orders are ignored?

A court ruling reinstating BTU's Vice-Chancellor and two officers is being ignored, with the university refusing them office access.

Discover how graduates are being urged to harness artificial intelligence to drive development across Africa.

Morgan International Community School recently marked its 13th anniversary and celebrated its 10th graduating class. The event highlighted the

Why is CETAG so opposed to the appointment of a Senior Assistant Librarian as Acting Vice Principal?

CETAG has petitioned the Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, to reverse the appointment of a librarian as Acting Vice Principal of Dambai College of Education. The association insists the appointment defies established academic governance - and could have far-reaching implications.

Royal Nursing College faces scrutiny after its closure - but what does this mean for its students and affiliates?

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) is addressing the situation at Royal Nursing College after its closure. The commission is working with the University of Cape Coast (UCC) to sort out the details- but what will happen to current students?

Ghana is aligning its WASSCE-SC calendar with other West African nations - but what challenges might students face?

Ghana is set to rejoin other West African countries in administering the May-June WASSCE-SC this year- after a five-year divergence. The decision comes after disruptions due to COVID-19, but what does this mean for Ghanaian students?

Ghana's education sector is under scrutiny after a new compliance ranking. What could this mean for the University of Ghana?

A new government assessment has ranked several bodies in Ghana's education sector - including the University of Ghana and the Ministry of Education - as among the worst performers in public financial management compliance. The Ministry of Finance hopes the rankings will promote accountability - but what does this mean for the institutions involved?

NaCCA has ordered schools and publishers to use only approved pre-tertiary learning materials, warning that unapproved b

NaCCA has ordered schools and publishers to use only approved pre-tertiary learning materials, warning that unapproved books undermine curriculum

Why are decades of research failing to transform northern Ghana? A professor's keynote raises uncomfortable questions.

A UDS professor challenges Ghanaian academics and policymakers at a UBIDS conference in Wa to end shelf-bound, donor-driven research.

Discover why Eduwatch is advocating for a specific approach to the NUTE establishment and what potential pitfalls they've identified.

Africa Education Watch (Eduwatch) has weighed in on the proposed National University of Teacher Education (NUTE). The organization believes this