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When institutions fail to act, who answers for the consequences?
Newsfile examines three scandals involving institutional failures and public trust.
The Volta Regional Minister has outlined significant government plans for the region, including a major update for Akosombo Dam spillage victims.
The Volta Regional Minister has provided an update on the government's plans regarding compensation for victims of the Akosombo Dam spillage. This
Why are parents losing faith in boarding schools, and what does the MP say must change?
Salaga South MP Zuwera Mohammed Ibrahimah warns that recurring sexual abuse allegations involving teachers erode parental trust in school safety.
UMaT's new fee plan could change who gets to enroll this year - find out how.
UMaT has introduced a new fee payment plan allowing students to pay in three instalments.
A university faculty union's patience runs out - what happens if the government misses the deadline?
The University of Ghana branch of UTAG has issued a strike notice over unpaid 2026 Book and Research Allowance.
Teacher unions have set a Thursday deadline - but will the government act in time to avoid chaos?
Three teacher unions in Ghana have issued a deadline to the government over unpaid promotion salaries and arrears.
Why verbal promises are no longer enough for TUTAG to end its strike - and what it demands instead.
TUTAG is on strike over unmet demands, with the government appealing for a return to work.
Why are some Ghanaian politicians so eager to abolish the very office created to hold them accountable?
Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) faces a threat from politicians seeking its abolition. The move raises questions about the motives behind dismantling an institution designed to combat corruption - and who truly benefits.
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…
Why were teachers forced to write promotion exams during Christmas? The answer involves a ticking government clock.
GNAT president Prosper Tackie explains why teachers sat promotion exams in December.
Parents are being targeted with fraudulent messages demanding payments for school items, prompting calls for stronger action from education
The National Council of Parents-Teachers Associations (NCPTA) is urging the Ghana Education Service (GES) to take legal action against a vendor
Teachers demand concrete commitments before ending their strike - will the government deliver?
Ghana's pre-tertiary teacher unions are on strike over unresolved pay and allowance issues.
An alleged assault on a journalist by military personnel has sparked condemnation and questions about the boundaries of authority during curfew
The Multimedia Group has condemned an alleged assault on its Oti Regional Correspondent by military personnel enforcing a curfew in Nkwanta South.
Ghana's Minority caucus is raising alarms about a deepening labor crisis - but what's fueling this concern?
The Minority caucus in Parliament has voiced concerns about the deteriorating conditions faced by Ghanaian workers- citing issues such as delayed salaries and job losses. The caucus is urging immediate action, but what specific challenges are they highlighting?
Teachers reject promises again - what will it take to end the classroom standoff?
The Education Ministry is again urging striking pre-tertiary teachers to return to class after unions rejected an earlier appeal.
Will 51,000 teachers finally see their promotion arrears? The government's next move could end the strike.
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says data on 51,000 teachers is being validated for promotion arrears.
A Ghanaian MP claims the nation's education system is in crisis - but what's causing all the problems?
Bekwai MP Ralph Poku-Adusei has voiced concerns about Ghana's education system. He points to challenges affecting teachers and key government programs- but what could this mean for the future?