Campus Social Life: Seven Low-Pressure Ways Students Can Meet New People
A lifestyle feature lists seven low-cost ways university students can widen their social circle, from study groups and campus jobs to community events and travel.
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GES Orders Two Education Directors To Step Aside Over Obuasi School Abuse Case
Ghana Education Service has told the Ashanti Regional and Obuasi Municipal education directors to step aside after petitions from alleged abuse victims went unanswered.
GES Orders Two Education Directors To Step Aside Over Obuasi School Probe
The Ghana Education Service has ordered the Ashanti Regional and Obuasi Municipal education directors to step aside while it investigates sexual misconduct claims at Obuasi SHTS.
West Africa Forfeits $27.8bn a Year by Keeping Children Out of School
A researcher told an Accra conference that West Africa loses about $27.8 billion in economic value because children are out of school, and that proven low-cost fixes exist.
Education Ministry Thanks Teachers, Pledges Action on Welfare and Conditions
Ghana’s Education Ministry has commended teachers on World Teachers’ Day 2026, pledging continued work with unions on professional development, welfare and conditions.
Ensign Global University Admits Final Public Health Cohort of the Year
Ensign Global University in Kpong has matriculated its newest Master of Public Health cohort, while rolling out scholarships for Manya Krobo residents and national health institutions.
Teachers Stay Home As Arrears Talks With Minister End Without Deal
GNAT, NAGRAT and PRETAG are keeping Ghana’s pre-tertiary teachers on strike after talks with Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu ended with no payment of arrears.
Empty classrooms in Kpandai as national teachers’ strike bites
Classrooms in Ghana’s Kpandai District sit empty as GNAT, NAGRAT and PRETAG press government over conditions of service, leaving pupils with no lessons.
The Case For The Public Library, And Why It Still Matters
A lifestyle column argues public libraries offer free internet, study space, tech help and children’s programmes, and deserve community support beyond just lending books.
Minority Presses Government To Pay Teachers’ 20% Deprived Area Allowance
Minority MPs want government to pay teachers the 20% Deprived Area Allowance in the 2024 GES collective agreement as GNAT, NAGRAT and PRETAG stay on strike.
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