Government races to validate 51,000 striking teachers' records as October payment deadline looms
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu visits data centre processing records of over 51,000 teachers owed arrears ahead of October 16 payment date.
Teachers' Promotion Arrears: Government Sets October 30 Deadline as GES Races to Process 51,000 Cases
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu pledges government will settle teachers' promotion arrears by end of October following GES data processing.
GNAT demands government approve salary payments for newly promoted teachers
Ghana's teachers' union calls on government to authorise the Controller and Accountant-General to process overdue salary adjustments for promoted educators.
Teachers' Strike Not Meant to Harm Anyone, Says GNAT General Secretary
GNAT leadership defends ongoing teachers' strike, clarifying unions' intentions amid national education disruptions.
Adisadel Old Boys To Honour Former Headmaster With Lecture On Education And Ghana's Economic Future
AOBA hosts R.T. Orleans-Pobee Memorial Lecture with economist Professor Robert Darko Osei exploring education's role in Ghana's development.
Augusco Makes History: St Augustine's College Retains National Investment Quiz Crown
St Augustine's College becomes first school to win back-to-back National Investment Quiz titles after thrilling final against three rivals.
Teacher unions reject latest government proposal; industrial action persists into next week
Ghana's striking teachers postpone decision on government's latest offer until Monday, with negotiations remaining deadlocked.
Teachers' unions call on President Mahama to end ongoing strike action
Three major teaching unions urge immediate presidential intervention to resolve current dispute affecting Ghana's education.
Over 100 Fake Universities Operating in Ghana – GTEC Issues Urgent Warning to Students
Ghana's tertiary education regulator flags more than 100 unrecognised institutions, urging students and employers to verify credentials before enrolment or hiring.
Dormaa teachers down tools: 2,000 staff boycott classrooms in GNAT industrial action
Over 2,000 teachers in Dormaa's 25 basic schools have stopped work, complying with GNAT's strike directive over unpaid promotion arrears.
Ghana leads West Africa push for evidence-based crisis education response
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu calls for research-driven strategies to tackle learning disruption across conflict-affected West African nations.
Government completes 52-year-old abandoned classroom block at Kikam Technical Institute
Kofi Buah commissions ultra-modern facilities at KIMTECH, vowing to finish abandoned projects before new ones.