Ghana Education Service should respect the call by the Parliament of Ghana

Sometimes, individuals in positions of power may develop a perspective that prioritizes their own interests over those who will be impacted by their decisions. This can lead to a lack of willingness to reconsider...

Minority raises concern about reporting date for fresh SHS students

The Minority in Parliament is concerned about the reporting date for first year students entering into the various second cycle institutions across the country. Weeks ago, the West African Examination Council (WAEC) released results for...

GES places 477,772 to SHSs, TVETs out of 598,839 BECE candidates

Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially released the results of the 2023 Computerized School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS). The release, made today on the 28th of November 2023, details that, out of a total...

E/R: Australian High Commission hands over Resource and Empowerment Center to boost ICT

The Australian High commissioner to Ghana has commissioned and handed over an ICT Resource and empowerment center to the chiefs and people of Ayensuano district in Eastern Region to fix the ICT gab and...

Give NPP a 3rd term to operationalize Mahama’s E-block Schools – Adutwum

The Minister for Education, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum has appealed for a 3rd term for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) put all E-block projects initiated under the Mahama administration to use. According to the...

Stanbic urges students to cultivate digital skills for enhanced employability

Stanbic Bank Ghana, as part of its Blue Innovation digital impact program, has partnered with GIMPA on a digital impact program for the youth. The first event in this program was a seminar with...

Vulnerable Girls in Ghana urged never Exchange Sex for Sanitary Pads

Future Divine Hope Foundation, a non-profit organization, has advised vulnerable girls in Ghana never exchange sex for sanitary pads stating that it is dehumanizing. Many young girls in impoverished areas in Ghana grapple with the...

71 First-Year Students at Dormaa Presby Nursing and Midwifery College repeated over poor performance

Management of Dormaa Presbyterian Nursing and Midwifery College in Bono Region have repeated seventy -one (71) first-year students due to their academic performance falling below a GPA of 1.0. The Principal of Dormaa Presbyterian Nursing...

Appolonia City women staff inspire and support junior high school girls

Appolonia City’s dedicated female staff visited Appolonia Kpone Katamanso District Assembly Junior High School for an inspiring interaction with final-year female students. The visit, which commemorated International Day of the Girl Child, aimed to empower...

Dam spillage: Indonesian Consulate in Ghana opens scholarship doors for victims in North Tongu

The Indonesian Consulate in Ghana has announced scholarship support for qualified residents in Mepe and other parts of the North Tongu District in the Volta region. The program when selected will allow the beneficiaries study...