147 Schools Compete in NSMQ 2026 Preliminaries Starting August 20
The National Science and Maths Quiz launches its preliminary stage with 147 schools fighting across 49 contests for qualification spots.
Teacher unions dig in: govt must honour pay deals now, not after new commission
Ghana's three major teacher unions reject FWSC plea to delay allowances pending new emoluments body.
GSTS Honours Commodore Obimpeh, Ex-Naval Chief and Nation Builder, at 117th Founders' Day
Ghana Secondary Technical School celebrates retired military and political leader Commodore Stephen Obimpeh alongside three other distinguished alumni.
Accra Academy marks 95 years with historic float, homecoming and major campus upgrades
Accra Academy Old Boys Association celebrates nine and a half decades with a commemorative float, homecoming and infrastructure projects.
Ghana's Scholarship Scandal: Are State Funds Covering Dependants of Students Abroad?
High Commissioner Sabah Zita Benson raises serious questions about whether Ghana's overseas scholarship programmes are illegally funding spouses and children.
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Tamale Girls SHS calls for urgent infrastructure overhaul as digital learning facility opens
The headmistress highlights critical gaps in classrooms, dormitories and facilities despite new ICT lab launch.
Ghana's Schools Must Prepare for AI Revolution While Protecting Critical Thinking Skills
As artificial intelligence reshapes global education, Ghanaian institutions face urgent questions about integrating technology while safeguarding analytical thinking.
Ghana launches GAFET agricultural education fund with ¢3.5M to reshape farming skills training
Ministry of Food and Agriculture establishes dedicated fund to improve agricultural training and transform sector workforce.
Ghana scholarship authority defends UK PhD verification drive as lawful under new Act
Ghana Scholarship Secretariat clarifies that credential validation of UK PhD holders complies with Act 1149 and established legal frameworks.
Child Labour Crisis: Illegal Mining Operations Dragging Ghanaian Pupils Out of Classrooms
New research exposes how illegal gold mining in Atiwa West is forcing children as young as 10 into hazardous work instead of school.
Mampong Technical College launches ambitious skills drive to transform teacher training
Ghana's Mampong Technical College of Education introduces 'One Student, One Skill' to ensure all graduates gain industry-ready competencies alongside qualifications.
Ghana launches Africa's first HND in Paramedical Trichology as ATU and Abrantie College expand cosmetology pathways
New partnership creates first-of-its-kind advanced qualification in hair and scalp health, opening vocational-to-degree progression for cosmetology students.