Teachers' Legacy Debt Crisis: Mahama Urged to Clear Years of Unpaid Salaries
Teachers who worked during 2012–2015 are pushing newly sworn-in President Mahama to settle millions in accumulated arrears still outstanding.
Why Ghana's School Placement System Fails Good Students—And How to Fix It
Parents and teachers reveal systemic failures in Ghana's computerised school placement, from unexplained algorithms to alleged corruption exploiting uninformed families.
Ghana joins 10,000 young Africans at Russia's International Youth Festival
Ghanaian youth delegates are among thousands of Africans networking and learning at the 2026 IYF in Ekaterinburg.
Gbewaa College Science Lecturer Dies Following Alleged Military Assault in Bawku
A Gbewaa College Science lecturer has died after reportedly being assaulted by military personnel during curfew enforcement in the Bawku area.
Mfantsiman Girls SHS to Host 66th Anniversary Celebration Focused on Adaptability and Student Excellence
Mfantsiman Girls Senior High School will celebrate 66 years with a four-day event featuring Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu and initiatives supporting student development.
Mahama Rules Out Arabic and Chinese in Public School Curriculum
Former President John Mahama clarifies that his administration has made no decision to introduce Arabic or Chinese languages into Ghana's public school curriculum.
Private schools demand end to SHS placement quota favouring public school students
Ghana's private school sector calls for scrapping 15% priority placement policy, arguing it unfairly disadvantages their students.
PRESEC claims ninth NSMQ crown in dominant display at 2026 finale
Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School wins its ninth National Science and Maths Quiz trophy, defeating Accra Academy and St Augustine's College.
University of Ghana Professor Links Student Academic Freedom to Africa's Democratic Future
Prof Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua argues protecting students' rights to participate and dissent strengthens democratic values across society.
Ghana to Build 16 New Senior High Schools as Government Tackles Double-Track Crisis
Government is constructing facilities for 16 new senior high schools to eliminate the controversial double-track system affecting thousands of students.
Jirapa MP Distributes Educational Packages to Over 1,000 New Secondary and TVET Students
Member of Parliament for Jirapa provides mattresses, study materials and essential items to 1,196 incoming students.
Ghana to deploy artificial intelligence in school placement system to cut delays and unfair admissions
Education Ministry plans AI technology rollout to streamline student placements and address longstanding parent concerns.