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Teachers claim promotions bring tiny pay bumps - but what does this mean for classrooms?
PRETAG President King Ali Awudu discusses teacher frustrations over promotions and pay.
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.
With teachers on strike, Old Edubiase pupils trade and farm - but what happens to their BECE preparations?
Old Edubiase Methodist Basic School pupils in the Ashanti Region face disrupted schooling due to a nationwide teachers' strike.
Discover why Ghana's rich linguistic diversity is rapidly disappearing and what this could mean for future generations.
Ghana's indigenous languages are facing a critical threat, with many teetering on the brink of extinction. The Ghana Library Authority is raising
Dr. Nyarkoa joins other changemakers to discuss Africa's future - what solutions will arise?
Dr. Abena Nyarkoa will join other African professionals at the Africa Together Conference (ATC 2026) in Cambridge. The conference aims to discuss Africa's future amid evolving global shifts - but what unique insights will she bring?
A recent lecture sought to advance labour practices in Ghana-but are Ghanaian workplaces really fair and equitable?
UPSA's Institute of Work, Employment and Society (IWES) hosted a public lecture on International Labour Day. The lecture aimed to sensitise stakeholders on building a fair labour environment-but what are the key ingredients for a harmonious labour landscape?
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.
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