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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.
University of Ghana students are blocked from registering as an ongoing administrators' strike disrupts campus services.
The Ghana Association of University Administrators strike is disrupting administrative services at public universities, including the University of…
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?
GES insists there is no shortage of SHS spaces, but parents are still struggling with placements - what is really going on?
The Ghana Education Service is addressing concerns over the 2026 senior high school placement process.
GES says 95% of SHS applicants are placed, but why are parents still queuing at resolution centres?
The Ghana Education Service reports that 95% of students seeking senior high school admission have been placed, countering claims of a crisis.
The PTA is reacting to changes in school selection- but will the government be able to deliver on its promises?
The National Council of Parent-Teacher Associations is weighing in on the government's proposed changes to the school selection process. The council is calling for the government to take concrete steps to address challenges in the education sector- but what does that entail?
A presidential candidate visited a placement centre and left demanding heads roll - but what exactly did she see?
PNP presidential candidate Janet Nabla is demanding the removal of the CSSPS head over SHS placement challenges.
A fishing community pleads for medical intervention as mysterious illnesses strike children and adults.
Residents of Mafi Kope in the Oti Region are appealing for urgent medical help as children and adults suffer from unexplained illnesses.
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.
Allegations of abuse at a girls' school highlight critical issues regarding student safety and institutional response.
A disturbing incident at Bolgatanga Girls Senior High School involving alleged sexual abuse of a special-needs student by security guards has raised
When placement results spark political blame, who truly speaks for the disappointed students?
Ghana's SHS placement process sparks partisan blame as parents and students face challenges at resolution centres.
Discover how the rising cost of accommodation in Ghana is forcing many to make impossible choices between basic necessities and a place to live.
Ghana's rent crisis is turning survival into a luxury for many, particularly in urban and educational communities. The imbalance between expensive
Students at KNUST are voicing their frustration over skyrocketing hostel fees, but what's driving these costs and how are university officials
KNUST students are protesting the exorbitant private accommodation costs, with annual fees ranging from GH₵ 5,000 to GH₵ 10,000. This issue has
Ghana's IMF exit is hailed as a major achievement, but what underlying issues still need to be addressed?
Ghana has officially completed its Extended Credit Facility programme with the IMF - marking a pivotal moment. Dr. Theo Acheampong suggests this achievement follows a period of intense economic hardship, but what does it truly signify for the nation's future?
Why are families still struggling with SHS placements despite Free SHS? Alan Kyerematen asks tough questions.
Alan Kyerematen voices concern over persistent CSSPS placement challenges affecting Ghanaian families.
What fate awaits over 54,000 BECE graduates who haven't secured SHS placements, and what are the potential societal repercussions?
Angel Carbonu, former NAGRAT President, has voiced concerns regarding over 54,000 BECE graduates unplaced in SHS/TVET programs. He warns of
With teachers on strike, what are these Ghanaian pupils doing instead of learning?
Old Edubiase Methodist Basic School pupils in Ashanti Region are idle as teachers strike.
Why are boarding students consuming provisions without lessons, and what will it take to end the strike?
A parent voices frustration over the teachers' strike, leaving boarding students idle despite families' financial sacrifices.