Mahama Elevates 15 Prison Officers in Major Service Restructuring
President Mahama promotes seven Deputy Directors to Directors and eight Assistant Directors to Deputy Directors within Ghana Prisons Service.
Ghana's Teaching Crisis: How a Noble Profession Became a Symbol of Struggle
Teachers in Ghana face severe economic hardship, social stigma, and loss of professional dignity, threatening the nation's education system.
GES Given Week to Process Salary Documents for Newly Promoted Teachers
Ghana Education Service faces October 5 deadline to submit paperwork enabling payment of allowances to promoted teaching staff.
Public Service Burnout: Why Ghana's Civil Servants Need Better Work-Life Balance
A reflective essay on workplace stress in Ghana's public sector raises critical questions about sustainability and mental health.
Ghana's Civil Service at Risk: Economist Warns Against Political Patronage in Recruitment
Prof. Godfred Bokpin cautions that political recruitment into Ghana's Civil Service undermines professionalism and threatens effective governance.
Bribery is a systems problem, not a pay problem – IMANI Vice President argues for digital overhaul
Kofi Bentil says Ghana must digitise government services and depersonalise interactions to tackle embedded corruption culture.