Ghana Education

President-elect John Mahama pledges to maintain Ghana’s Free SHS policy with dedicated funding to secure its future and improve education quality

The Chief of New Edubiase has firmly defended Ghana’s Free SHS program, stating he cannot support any leader who opposes it due to its importance to the nation’s youth.

CETAG ends its strike but warns it will resume if government fails to meet demands.

KNUST’s reappointment controversy heats up as VC faces legal challenges over leadership role.

Dan Botwe highlights the crucial role of teachers in shaping the character and future of Ghana’s youth, emphasizing the need for community support and government initiatives.

Brigadier General Nunoo-Mensah questions the fairness of Ghana’s Free SHS policy, sparking a debate on whether it should be needs-based.

Eleven individuals, including students and teachers, were arrested for alleged examination malpractice during Ghana’s BECE, highlighting efforts to maintain exam integrity.

Celebrating 80 years in Ghana, the British Council honors top-performing students in Cambridge exams, underscoring its commitment to excellence.

Ghanaian students taking the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) this year will face new challenges as three subjects are added to the curriculum: Career Technology, Creative Art and Design, and Arabic.

In a bid to support the education sector, the government has awarded scholarships to more than 5,000 teacher trainees across the country. Dr. Agyeman, speaking on behalf of the government,…