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Ghana Can’t Afford Free Education; What We Have Now Is ‘Inferior Education’ – Dr Kofi Amoah

Economist and CEO of progeny ventures, Dr Kofi Amoah has slammed government’s free Senior High School (SHS) programme saying that what currently pertains is “inferior” education. According to him, although education is important for a poor country like Ghana, the country cannot afford to give free education to every child. …

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Police Deployed To UG Campus Following A Clash Between Students Of Commonwealth And Mensah Sarbah Halls

Personnel from the Ghana Police Service have been deployed to the University of Ghana campus following a clash between students of Commonwealth and Mensah Sarbah Halls. Even though the incident happened on Friday, the presence of the personnel is to ensure that calm is restored on campus for academic work …

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Six KNUST Students Remanded Over Alleged Gang-Rape

Six students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) were on Wednesday (3 August) remanded by the Asokore Mampong Magistrate Court for allegedly gang-raping a first-year student. They are Patrick Fosu, Edwin Nii Noi Quaynor, John Wilson, Kingsley Asiedu Andoh, Thompson Nii, and Assafua Eric. ACP Kofi …

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Dr Adutwum To CoE Councils: Help Train Critical Thinking Teachers

The Education Minister, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, has tasked governing councils of Colleges of Education (CoE) to work hard and ensure that the Colleges train critical thinking teachers so they could also train critical thinking students. He explained that for the nation to be transformed, there is the need for …

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Bolgatanga Technical High School Students Clash With Police Over Arrest Of Colleagues

Some rampaging students of Bolgatanga Technical Senior High have today, Tuesday, 2 August 2022 clashed with Police over the arrest of some of their colleagues. The rampaging students destroyed staff and school properties in the cause of the melee.   Some of the students were picked up on Monday, 1 …

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UE/R: Bolgatanga Technical Institute Closed Down After Student Riot

The Upper East Regional Security Council has closed down the Bolgatanga Technical Institute (BOTECH) following a riot earlier on Tuesday. Students were given a couple of hours to vacate the school premises.   The Upper East Regional Minister and Chairman of the Regional security council, Stephen Yakubu, said the closure …

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Stop collecting Illegal Money For End of Term Exam – GES cautions Heads Of Schools

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has cautioned teachers against illegal collection of money from pupils and parents to organize end of term examination. According to the Ghana Education Service, it is illegal to organize end-of-term exams for the pupils since the standard-based curriculum places emphasis on homework, project works and …

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KNUST Students Demand Resignation Of SRC President Over Corruption Allegations

A coalition of students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) is demanding the immediate resignation of the President of the University’s Students’ Representative Council.   The call follows alleged deceitful and fraudulent acts perpetrated by the SRC President, Michael Abuah, including some corruption accusations leveled against …

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NALS Raise Red Flags Over ‘Undisclosed’ Pass Mark For Professional Course Admissions

The National Association of Law Students (NALS) has expressed its disappointment at the failure of the Independent Examination Council (IEC) to disclose a clear cut pass mark for prospective students of the Ghana School of Law (GSL). This comes on the back of a notice for the sale of application …

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Government Releases Funds For The Payment of Teacher Trainee Allowances, Feeding Grants

Government has announced that an amount of ₵57,460,000 has been released to the colleges of education across the country. The said amount is expected to cater for feeding as well as cover the students allowance of the 46 colleges. This was disclosed by the Spokesperson of the Education Ministry, Kwasi …

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