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.
Classrooms in Ghana’s Kpandai District sit empty as GNAT, NAGRAT and PRETAG press government over conditions of service, leaving pupils with no lessons.
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.
Ashanti Regional Minister Frank Amoakohene met former President John Agyekum Kufuor for closed-door talks on the Sofoline Interchange and GETFund school projects in Kumasi.
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.
UPSA has withheld the graduation of postgraduate students after an investigation found more than 500 results were altered in its IT system by 178 students.
A first-person essay republished by a Ghanaian outlet pushes back on pity and praise for special education teachers, describing the hard daily reality of the job.
Priscilla Nana Ama Samson, a 17-year-old student with cerebral palsy, has resumed senior high school after Ghanaians raised about GH¢40,000 to cover her school items.
Ghana Police have arrested four more people, including a Kumasi physician assistant, over alleged fraud in the 2026 CSSPS senior high school placement process.
GCB Bank employees have donated books and two desktop computers to Osei Tutu SHS in Akropong, where a library built for 3,000 books held only about 450 titles.
The University of Ghana has released 2026/27 undergraduate admissions and opened a help desk at Legon, while warning applicants not to pay agents who claim to secure places.