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Why is the GES Examination Coordinator urgently calling for stakeholder support in the Ahafo Region?
The GES Examination Coordinator for Asutifi North District is calling for more support. Examination malpractice is reportedly on the rise in the Ahafo Region - and stakeholders are worried about the implications.
Ghana's education system is set for a change, but what could this mean for the future of examinations?
The Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES) has made an announcement regarding the WASSCE-SC. The country is set to make a change to its examination schedule - but what does this mean for students?
Ghana is aligning its WASSCE-SC calendar with other West African nations - but what challenges might students face?
Ghana is set to rejoin other West African countries in administering the May-June WASSCE-SC this year- after a five-year divergence. The decision comes after disruptions due to COVID-19, but what does this mean for Ghanaian students?
Will President Mahama's inquiry into the "Big Push" contracts lead to real reform-or just address the symptoms?
Ghana's President Mahama engaged with civil society, including Franklin Cudjoe, on procurement and governance issues-a rare moment of candour. Concerns about sole sourcing and political interference in the insurance sector were raised, hinting at systemic challenges.
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