Education
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Recruits Sacked Over Fake WASSCE Results
Security recruits have been dismissed from training camps after forensic verification exposed widespread falsification of academic credentials. The dramatic purge…
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CSSPS Under Fire As Placement Centres Overwhelm Parents
The Senior High School placement exercise has descended into turmoil as anxious parents and prospective students besiege resolution centres nationwide,…
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Mahama Saved Education From Collapse – Tanko-Computer Declares
Administrator of the Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications, Rashid Tanko-Computer, has called on Ghanaians to recognise the significance of…
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Adutwum Rejects Caning Demands CSSPS Overhaul For Unplaced
Former Education Minister and Co-Chair of the New Patriotic Party’s Education Policy Committee, Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum, has waded into…
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Ato Forson Confirms Salaries For Unauthorised GES Staff
The Ministry of Finance has announced that every Ghana Education Service employee recruited without financial clearance has received full remuneration,…
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Haruna Iddrisu Bans SHS Admissions Outside CSSPS System
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has issued a stringent directive prohibiting heads of Senior High Schools, Senior High Technical Schools and…
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Sam George Hails UG KNUST One Million Coders Mandate
The University of Ghana and the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology have institutionalized the One Million Coders programme…
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WAEC Wipes Out Thousands Over WASSCE Cheating Scandal
The West African Examinations Council has nullified the results of thousands of candidates who sat for this year’s West African…
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Kpotosu Supports Ho Central SHS Freshers
By Korkor Anumu | Member of Parliament for Ho Central, Richmond Edem Kofi Kpotosu, has extended educational support to 200…
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Strike Averted After Govt Moves On Salary Dispute
By: Joyce Owusu August 31, 2026 A planned strike by Ghana’s teacher unions has been averted after the government opened…
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