Mfantsipim marks 150 years with historic 14-track musical anthology
Mfantsipim School's Old Boys Association launches comprehensive album preserving a century and a half of the institution's musical traditions.
Ghana's Lawyer Boom: Is West Africa's Legal Profession Outpacing Opportunity?
Ghana produced a record 1,568 lawyers in October 2026, reigniting debate over whether the nation can absorb legal graduates into meaningful careers.
Ghana's African Genius Chess Championship Returns: How a Local Initiative is Levelling the Playing Field for Young Minds
Imagination Africa and Mentors Chess Academy host the second African Genius Chess Championship in October 2026, using chess to develop youth talent across socio-economic divides.
Ghana Must Cut Reliance on Foreign Grants, Says Research Fund Chief
Ghana's research chief warns that dependence on external funding threatens the nation's scientific independence and calls for increased domestic investment.
Education Minister suspends Obuasi SHS headmaster over sexual misconduct allegations
Minister orders immediate suspension of headmaster following JoyNews investigation into sexual misconduct involving student.
Teen death in Kwahu sparks calls for investigation as family disputes pregnancy claims
A 14-year-old JHS pupil in the Eastern Region has died from severe burns in a tragic incident at school, with conflicting accounts emerging about underlying causes.
Government must act on learning losses, says Offinso North MP as teachers' strike ends
Offinso North MP calls for urgent learning recovery plan to help students catch up after recent teachers' strike disruptions.
Ghana's University Funding Crisis: How 1990s Policies Still Burden Students and Families Today
Decades after structural adjustment policies reshaped higher education funding, Ghanaian families continue bearing unsustainable costs to send children to university.
Okyeame Kwame pushes for free university education to revive Ghana's farming sector
Rapper Okyeame Kwame urges government to make tertiary education free for farmers' children to boost agricultural production and food security.
Ghana's Real Education Crisis: Inequality, Not Just Low BECE Grades
New analysis reveals systemic inequalities in learning quality long before students sit the BECE, challenging how Ghana measures educational success.
Education Ministry schedules crisis talks with university unions as Ghana's academic calendar hangs in balance
Ghana's Education Ministry has called an emergency meeting with university leadership to address the ongoing strike affecting thousands of students.
Don Little Opens Up: How Poverty Interrupted His Education, But Never Dampened His Drive
Ghanaian actor Don Little reveals how financial hardship forced him to miss school repeatedly, but says talent, not circumstances, defines his path.