Ghana's Technical Universities and GTEC Reach Agreement on Staff Payment Crisis
Technical university leadership and Ghana Tertiary Education Council resolve labour disputes over post-retirement contract payments.
Idris Elba and Google Launch Free AI Filmmaking Masterclass for West African Creators
Actor Idris Elba's Akuna Group partners with Google to offer free 50-week AI film training and funding to Ghanaian and regional creatives.
Ghana's AI education push risks deepening inequality without proper safeguards, KNUST lecturer warns
KNUST's AI coordinator cautions Ghana against adopting AI tools without addressing classroom infrastructure gaps and teacher readiness.
East Gonja Abuse Case Highlights Urgent Need for Teacher Accountability and Student Safeguarding in Ghana's Schools
A 2021 investigation into sexual abuse at Kulpi Junior High School in East Gonja exposes critical gaps in Ghana's education system oversight.
GES promises November 16 payment date for thousands of teachers awaiting 2025 promotion arrears
Ghana Education Service sets deadline to clear outstanding promotion payments affecting thousands of educators nationwide.
GES and Gender Ministry launch investigation into Obuasi SHTS allegations as Education Minister pledges due process
Senior education officials visit Obuasi Secondary Technical School to probe serious allegations as accountability measures are promised.
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LDS Church Opens Major Digital Education Hub in Accra to Transform Skills Training Across Ghana
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints inaugurates a 100-computer BYU-Pathway centre in Accra, expanding educational access for Ghanaians.
Bookworm Celebrates Academic Excellence as 33 Accra Schools Compete in Reading Championship
Bookworm crowns three category winners at its 2026 schools competition grand finale in Accra, celebrating reading and comprehension skills.
State institutions failed to protect Obuasi SHTS abuse victims, says Bawumia's former gender adviser
Akosua Manu criticises GES and education ministry for inadequate response to allegations affecting 19 female students.
Ghana's Culture of Blame: Why We Teach Girls to Hide but Boys to Assault
A damning examination of how Ghanaian society places responsibility for preventing rape on victims rather than perpetrators, and the urgent need to reframe consent education for boys and men.
Stop hiding sexual abuse in families, NPP urges Ghana as Obuasi school scandal deepens
Senior NPP official calls for end to private settlements of abuse cases, citing Obuasi Senior High Technical School allegations involving 19 students.
Expert warns sexual abuse crisis may be far worse in Ghana's primary schools than secondary institutions
Former NAGRAT president highlights vulnerability of younger pupils and cultural factors driving unreported misconduct at basic school level.