Needs Of Our Alma Mater Must Be Treated As Priority- Tweneboah Kodua 2001 Global President Admonishes
Needs Of Our Alma Mater Must Be Treated As Priority— Tweneboah Kodua 2001 Global President Admonishes. Some members of the 2001year group of Tweneboah Kodua Secondary School. The Global... read more
UTAG to call off strike
Barring any unforeseen circumstances, students of public universities in the country can breathe a sigh of relief as the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) will call off their strike by... read more
Pay August salary or we’ll strike again – POTAG
Barely a week after calling off their three-month old strike, polytechnic teachers are threatening another strike if their August salary is not paid. POTAG embarked on a strike in May to protest the... read more
‘Declining educational standards in V/R needs remedy’
Torgbui Gobah-Tengey Seddoh, an Industrialist, has entreated stakeholders to step up efforts to address the declining standards of education in the Volta Region. He described recent performances by... read more
Polytechnics to finally resume this week
Some Polytechnics across the country will resume academic work this week after three months of closure. This is according to the president of the Polytechnic Teachers Association of Ghana (POTAG),... read more
Otumfuo: This year’s WASSCE results “unacceptable”
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II says this year’s W.A.S.S.C.E. results of senior high school students in the country is an indication that the various investments in education are not working.... read more
School feeding program policy laid before cabinet
The Ghana School Feeding Program has developed a policy document which is before Cabinet for approval, Mr. Seidu Adamu, the National Coordinator of the Program, said on Thursday. The Partnership for... read more
Tertiary students demand quick fix of UTAG concerns
Leadership of the Association of Concerned Tertiary Students, Ghana (ACTS) has called on government to fast-track negotiations with the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) regarding its... read more
Talks to end UTAG strike fails
University students eager to begin the new academic year will have to wait a while longer as discussions to bring their lecturers back to the classroom failed to produce any concrete result. It has... read more
Committee formed to address falling standards of education
The Ministry of Education admits that social media has negative impact on the performance of students. This is because students are extending the style of writing in such media to academic work. The... read more
Tamale sex tape man allegedly dupes state
The Finder newspaper is reporting that its investigations have revealed that the man at the centre of the recent sex tape scandal that rocked the Tamale Municipality, Khamil Abu Wemah, has duped the... read more