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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.

GNAT is pushing for a significant overhaul in teacher training to ensure every student, regardless of ability, receives quality education.

The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) is advocating for a stronger special and inclusive education system in Ghana. This initiative aims

Why is CHASS defending the step-aside of a headmaster accused of abusing over 14 students?

CHASS backs the interdiction of Obuasi SHTS Headmaster Zakaria Abdulai amid sexual abuse allegations.

A thousand students took part in a Constitutional Literacy Quiz- but which house emerged as the ultimate winner?

The CA Foundation's CA Project recently held a Constitutional Literacy Quiz in the Kpone Katamanso Municipality. The competition aimed to deepen students' understanding of Ghana's Constitution- but what exactly did the students learn about their rights and responsibilities?

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.

Delve into a fascinating intellectual debate as a scholar with expertise in both physics and theology critically examines a renowned physicist's

A Ghanaian physicist and biblical scholar offers a unique perspective on Richard Feynman's arguments against the existence of God. This essay

Millions of Ghanaian children are learning in conditions that compromise their safety and dignity, according to a recent report.

The Auditor-General's report has highlighted a critical issue in Ghana's education system, revealing that millions of pupils are learning in

A war of words has erupted between Ghana Hostels Limited and the Rent Commissioner - but what sparked the controversy?

Ghana Hostels Limited (GHL) and the Acting Rent Commissioner are in disagreement over comments made about rent charges at the Pentagon Hostel. The company is demanding an apology, raising questions about student welfare and fair pricing.

A GH¢160 million discrepancy has been flagged in teacher allowances - but where did the money go?

The Ministry of Finance is reviewing claims from the Education Ministry regarding teacher trainee allowances under GTEC. An audit has raised questions about a reported GH¢160 million in unpaid allowances - but what did they find?

Sophia Akuffo says legal education must focus on quality, not quantity - but what does this mean for Ghana?

Sophia Akuffo addressed the Supreme Court of Ghana at its 150th anniversary, speaking on legal education. She stressed the importance of competent and ethical legal professionals - but what reforms are needed?

The Catholic Bishops' Conference wades into the Wesley Girls hijab ban case- but why now?

The Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference has involved itself in the Wesley Girls-Muslim student case. They've filed an amicus curiae brief in the Supreme Court suit- but what could this mean for religious tolerance in schools?

Despite constitutional provisions and dedicated acts, why are so many Ghanaian children still exposed to daily physical hazards on their way to

A law student's morning commute reveals a widespread issue of child safety on Ghana's roads, particularly concerning school transport. This common

A teachers' union is threatening legal action over being left out of key salary negotiations - what happens next?

The Innovative Teachers Union is challenging its exclusion from 2026 Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations with GNAT.