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Graduate and teenager held in connection with a placement scheme - but who else is involved?

Two individuals are in custody following an alleged scheme involving Senior High School placement fraud.

A tip to the Education Minister leads to arrests in an alleged scheme targeting BECE candidates seeking SHS placement.

Two individuals are in police custody in Accra following a report to the Education Minister about alleged CSSPS placement fraud.

Discover how an academic competition transformed the lives of young Ghanaians and is set to impact the nation's health sector.

Twenty students who excelled in the Kingsley Quiz Competition in Abuakwa South six years ago have completed their medical training in Cuba. This

Why your choice of friends at university might matter more than your grades - the VC's stark warning to new students.

Presbyterian University Ghana's Vice-Chancellor is addressing fresh postgraduate students at their matriculation ceremony.

Why did UBIDS halt new programmes, and what did lawmakers uncover about its capacity to deliver?

Parliament is scrutinising UBIDS over accreditation delays and staffing shortages after it suspended new programmes.

Discover why a significant number of healthcare professionals are leaving Ghana's Northern Region and what the UPNMG President says is needed to

The UPNMG President, Maxwell Oduro Yeboah, has called for government investment in Ghana's Northern Region to improve the retention of nurses and

Why is the government refusing to ease training requirements despite complaints from programme beneficiaries?

Ghana's Communication Minister Samuel Nartey George addressed trainees in the Volta Region about the One Million Coders Programme.

A recruitment drive sees hundreds of thousands apply - but is the government taking advantage of the vulnerable?

Manhyia South MP, Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, addresses concerns over the recent security services recruitment exercise. The sheer volume of applicants highlights a deeper issue - and a potentially exploitative situation.

UPNMG President Maxwell Oduro Yeboah urges the government to improve infrastructure and housing to retain nurses in Ghan

UPNMG President Maxwell Oduro Yeboah urges the government to improve infrastructure and housing to retain nurses in Ghana's Northern Region and curb

Why Africa's health spending could reshape its economy - and what Mahama says leaders must change.

President Mahama urges African leaders to prioritize health sovereignty at the Alamein Africa Forum.

Why Africa's health spending could be the key to economic growth - and what Mahama says must change.

President Mahama urges African leaders to prioritize health sovereignty at the Alamein Africa Forum.

A new maternal care plan for Abuakwa South mothers is coming - but what exactly will it offer?

Abuakwa South MP Dr Kingsley Agyemang has unveiled a new maternal healthcare initiative for pregnant women in his constituency.

Why are 14 female graduates being told they have a 'front-row seat' in Ghana's digital future?

Ghana's digital minister addressed graduates of Plan International Ghana's Digital Skills Project, urging young women to embrace technology careers.

Ghanaian footballer Mohammed Fuseini faced a troubling situation in Brussels, leading to a police investigation.

Ghanaian winger Mohammed Fuseini was involved in a concerning incident in Brussels over the weekend. The event has prompted an investigation by

Why are nearly 200 trained doctors still waiting in Cuba despite multiple promised departure dates?

Ghanaian medical graduates in Cuba are appealing to President Mahama for help to return home after months of delays.

Are Ghanaian universities preparing students for real-world jobs or a "degree to nowhere"? A former education minister weighs in on the critical

Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, former Minister of Education, is questioning the practical relevance of certain university programs in Ghana. He suggests a

Did campaign promises create unrealistic expectations for Ghana's youth seeking security service jobs?

Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah suggests the Mahama administration's 24-hour economy policy may have inadvertently fueled unrealistic job expectations among Ghanaian youth. The policy was linked to security service recruitment, but a closer look reveals a potential disconnect - what could this mean for public trust?

Ghana's legal education system is at a crossroads, but what steps can be taken to address the challenges?

Kwaku Ansa-Asare, a legal expert, believes Ghana's inherited legal education system is outdated. He suggests that the current system risks undermining justice delivery- but what changes are needed to bring it up to par?