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TTAG has rejected the Ministry of Education's plans - but what are their concerns?

The Teacher Trainees' Association of Ghana (TTAG) is unhappy with the Ministry of Education's teacher recruitment plans. The association believes the proposed numbers are inadequate - and could have serious implications.

Why did the Education Minister say there are "more schools than hospitals"? The answer may surprise you.

Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has promised a review of teacher recruitment quotas after concerns from teacher unions. The current allocation has been described as inadequate - but what could this mean for education in 2026?

The path to becoming a lawyer in Ghana is changing - but how will the new Legal Education Act affect aspiring lawyers?

Ghana's legal education has been restructured by the Legal Education Act, 2026 - changing how lawyers are trained. The entrance exams and training pathways are evolving, raising questions about access to the legal profession.

GES responds to an incident by ordering immediate action - but can they guarantee the safety of students and staff?

Following an incident at Accra New Town Experimental School, the Ghana Education Service (GES) has launched an emergency action. The move is intended to evaluate school infrastructure - but what will they find?

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?

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 was such an influential figure remembered mainly through slogans? - What does this suggest about intellectual autonomy?

A Ghanaian scholar reflects on the legacy of Kwegyir Aggrey and his role at Achimota School. Questions arise about why Aggrey's scholarly texts were never published and the implications of this oversight - especially considering his global stature.

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.

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?

Why does the former Education Minister think a clear "education formula" is essential for academic success?

Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, former Education Minister, discusses the 2025 WASSCE results. He suggests that a lack of a structured approach to education may be playing a role - but what does that mean for students?

A Ghana School of Law student's medical emergency has sparked urgent questions about campus safety.

The Ghana School of Law is grappling with a tragic incident involving one of its students. The Students' Representative Council is now calling for a thorough review of campus emergency protocols - but why now?

A new fellowship in Ghana promises to prepare young people for global careers- but what skills are they missing?

A new pan-African education initiative has launched in Ghana, aiming to equip young people for global careers. The NextGen Africa Workforce Fellowship combines online education, mentorship, and AI-focused skills- raising questions about the future of work.

Predatory journals are on the rise in Ghana, but how are they impacting the credibility of the nation's universities?

Dr. Noel Nutsugah highlights the growing concern of predatory journals and questionable academic promotions within Ghanaian universities- an issue sparking debate across the higher education sector. This practice threatens academic integrity and the credibility of Ghanaian scholarship, raising questions about the value of academic titles.