Search: “energy”

A major field assessment mission is underway on an integrated school feeding programme - but what changes will be made?

The WFP, Ghana's government, and the US are assessing a school feeding programme impacting 60,000 pupils in Northern Ghana. The mission is evaluating the intervention's effects on education, nutrition, health, and community livelihoods - but what will they find?

Dr. Anankware's promotion at UENR marks a new chapter - but what unique expertise does he bring to this role?

UENR has elevated Dr. Jacob Anankware to Associate Professor - a testament to his dedication within the School of Agriculture and Technology. His promotion underscores the university's commitment to academic excellence, but what impact will this have?

Discover how a recent donation from the PURC is set to transform teaching and research at UCC's Institute for Oil and Gas Studies, and what other

The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has made a significant donation to the University of Cape Coast's (UCC) Institute for Oil and Gas

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.

Akuapim North MP urges action to protect students amid 'dumsor' - but what's at stake for the candidates?

Sammi Awuku is calling on President Mahama and the Minister of Energy to address power supply issues. The MP warns that the unstable electricity is disrupting students preparing for WASSCE and BECE - but what could be the consequences?

KNUST boosts petroleum engineering output - but what does this mean for Ghana's energy sector?

KNUST has produced its largest cohort of petroleum engineering master's graduates. The expansion reflects rising enrolment in petroleum and energy-related studies - universities are responding to industry demand.

KNUST just honored a prominent MP with a research hub - but what pressing issues will this facility tackle?

KNUST has named its new Infrastructure Research Hub after Francis Asenso-Boakye, recognizing his contributions to Ghana's development planning. The hub aims to boost research and collaboration in infrastructure-related fields - but what impact will it have?

A recent forum brought together scientists, educators, and policymakers to discuss women in science-but what did they uncover?

The Ghana Young Academy (GhYA) held a virtual event to mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science-addressing gender gaps in STEM. Discussions centered on the contributions of women and ways to improve gender equity in science-but challenges persist.

University administrators are taking a stand against perceived unfairness in their compensation-what does this mean for higher education?

The Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) has declared a nationwide strike over disparities in market premium and allowances. This

New leaders named for APSU 2002 Year Group's anniversary - what fresh perspectives will they bring?

The APSU 2002 Year Group has announced key leadership appointments for the upcoming 97th anniversary hosting and BOLT Steering Committee - signaling a new phase in their preparations. The appointed leaders bring diverse experience, hinting at a strategic approach to alumni service and community development.

What are the hidden dangers lurking in students' pockets and peer groups, according to Ghana's Deputy Education Minister?

Deputy Education Minister Dr. Clement Apaak has identified social media, mobile phone misuse, and drug abuse as key factors driving student

Why is a Telecel Ghana executive calling for education reform and stronger industry-academia partnerships?

Telecel Ghana's CEO, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai, spoke at the UEW Public Lecture Series 2026 about Ghana's education system. She highlighted the widening gaps between academic training and industry needs - hinting at potential consequences for national development.

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?

Can Accra Academy topple the kings of Accra in a historic first-ever NSMQ finale appearance?

The 2026 NSMQ Grand Finale is underway at the University of Ghana auditorium, with Accra Academy, PRESEC, and another finalist competing before a…

Students are unable to communicate or move around safely when the lights go out - what will happen to this award-winning school?

The Bechem School for the Deaf and Blind is struggling with frequent power outages. Students are appealing to the government and corporate Ghana for help- their ability to communicate and their safety are at risk.

Discover how Sir Sam Jonah is urging a major shift in African higher education, proposing a groundbreaking approach to vocational training at UCC.

Sir Sam Jonah has challenged the University of Cape Coast (UCC) to establish Africa's first degree-awarding vocational faculty. This proposal aims

UMaT is building a 34-acre arboretum, but what does this mean for the future of the university's programs?

The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) in Tarkwa is developing a 34-acre arboretum. The Vice Chancellor says it will serve as a botanical garden - but what programs will it support?

Entering Mfantsipim School, one student was immediately struck by an unusual tradition that redefined his understanding of the faculty.

A former Mfantsipim School student reflects on his initial shock upon entering the institution in 1987, discovering a unique aspect of student