
COPEC Calls for Realistic Teacher Salaries and Adequate Funding
Executive Director Duncan Amoah urges the government to match education spending with fair pay and resources to improve student outcomes and prevent future strikes.
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Executive Director Duncan Amoah urges the government to match education spending with fair pay and resources to improve student outcomes and prevent future strikes.

The intervention on diesel remains at GH¢2 per litre, with the D‑Levy removed and statutory margins cut to GH¢1 per litre, as fuel prices are set to rise sharply in October.

COPEC’s Executive Secretary Duncan Amoah has urged Parliament to tackle drug trafficking head‑on, saying the nation only acts when shipments are caught abroad.

The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers warns motorists that fuel costs could jump nearly ten percent as global crude prices climb.

The National Petroleum Authority has lifted the minimum selling prices for petrol and diesel, a move that could trigger higher pump prices across Ghana.

The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers urges Ghana to move beyond temporary subsidies and establish a long‑term buffer against global oil price swings.

The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers calls on the government to keep fuel subsidies in place through September’s second pricing window as petrol and diesel prices are set to rise sharply.

The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers says the surge in global oil prices could raise pump prices from September 16, putting extra strain on commuters and consumers.

Gavor secured 647 votes to become the National Democratic Congress’ new constituency chairman, defeating three rivals in a tightly contested election.

Deputy Ranking Member Akwasi Konadu criticises the board’s strategy, arguing it prioritises output over environmental safeguards.

Six former students of the Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School dominated the university‑level final, with AGCM‑KNUST claiming the title and two other teams featuring PRESEC graduates.

The Ghana Tennis Federation praised the men’s and women’s wheelchair tennis finalists for their skill and resilience, urging greater support for the sport’s growth.

Three students topped the grand finale in Accra, earning scholarships and laptops for their outstanding reading and comprehension skills.

Nelson Kofi Poku called on parents and teachers to push pupils into competitions and public events to unlock talent and future opportunities.
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