Ntiamoah Foundation marks 20 years of transforming Eastern Region communities with ambitious legacy campaign
The Ntiamoah Foundation launches BEYOND 20 campaign, reflecting on two decades of education and health work in Ghana's Eastern Region.
West Africa bleeds $27.8bn annually as millions of children locked out of classrooms
Education exclusion costs West Africa $27.8bn yearly in lost productivity and opportunity, experts warn at Accra conference.
Education crisis deepens: COPEC chief demands gov't address teacher pay and resource shortages
Duncan Amoah urges government to pay teachers realistic salaries and fund educational materials to improve Ghana's education quality.
ActionAid Ghana demands urgent action on child marriage as girl-child celebration highlights systemic abuse
NGO calls for government accountability, survivor support and gender-responsive schools to protect girls' rights and end child marriage.
Council of State mediates teacher strike crisis as classroom closures persist across Ghana
Ghana's Council of State has held talks with striking teacher unions, describing discussions as fruitful amid ongoing efforts to resolve the nationwide industrial action.
Teachers call off strike after securing government deal on pay and promotions
Teacher unions suspend industrial action following agreement with government on salary adjustments, promotions and new allowances.
52,000 Ghanaian Teachers Set to Receive Long-Delayed Promotion Payments by Mid-October
Ghana's Controller and Accountant-General confirms October 15 target date for processing salary adjustments and arrears for over 52,000 promoted teachers.
Government Intensifies Pleas to End Teacher Strike as Thousands of Pupils Miss Classes
Deputy Education Minister says government will keep appealing to striking teachers to resume work while resolving their grievances over delayed payments and allowances.
Government invests GH¢917m in 321,807 tertiary students through No-Fees-Stress scheme
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu reveals massive government expenditure supporting over 300,000 students under flagship tuition assistance programme.
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.
Agona West MP Pledges Education Push with Swedru School Desk Donation
MP Ernestina Ofori Dangbey donates desks to Swedru School of Business, signalling commitment to improving classroom infrastructure in the constituency.
Ghana to Clear Teacher Salary Arrears by Mid-October as Strike Pressure Mounts
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu orders immediate payment processing for 51,000 teachers following industrial action threats.