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Epiroc Urges Businesses to Deepen Education Support in Mining Communities
The global mining services provider announced a new Back‑to‑School drive in Kwanikrom and Lawerkrom, urging other firms to invest in local schools.
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KGL, GNPC Foundations Partner to Support 1,000 New Ghanaian Students
The two foundations have signed a strategic agreement to expand scholarship opportunities, adding 1,000 students to the GNPC Foundation’s existing programme.
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Kwaku Antwi‑Boasiako: From Poverty to Self‑Sufficiency Through Education
The former University of Ghana student explains how relentless study and perseverance lifted him from a struggling secondary school background to a stable life supporting his family.
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Wa East Assembly Completes Six-Unit Classroom Block in Jeyiri
After nearly a decade of stalled construction, the district hands over a fully equipped school block, boosting facilities but highlighting a pressing teacher shortage.
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Ghana Must Re‑brand Agriculture to Attract Top Students
The country’s future food security hinges on whether young Ghanaians see farming as a high‑tech, high‑pay career rather than a fallback option.
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Teachers Demand Payment of 2012‑2015 Legacy Arrears
Aggrieved teachers urge President John Mahama to resolve four‑year unpaid salaries that have strained their finances.
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Muntaka Pledges No Child Left Behind in Asawase Education
MP Alhaji Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka vows to ensure every child in his constituency gains quality schooling, citing new classrooms and teacher awards.
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Education Minister: Shift Spending to Foundational Learning
Haruna Iddrisu urges Ghana to re‑allocate resources from secondary schools to basic education, citing literacy as key to future success.
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Haruna Iddrisu Secures GH¢250m for Category A SHS Expansion
The Education Minister announced a new allocation from GETFUND to add classrooms and dormitories to Ghana’s top senior high schools amid rising enrolment pressures.
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Ben Boakye Urges Ghana to Prioritise Quality Over School Categorisation
The ACEP Executive Director said the focus should be on teachers, facilities and learning outcomes rather than the Category A, B, C system for senior high schools.
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Gen Zs Recall First Learning of 9/11: 25 Years After the Attacks
The new generation, born 1997‑2012, shares how they discovered the 2001 tragedy years later and how it shapes their understanding of history and national identity.
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President Mahama Announces 16 New Senior High Schools to End Double‑Track System
President Mahama unveiled plans to build 16 brand‑new SHSs funded by a US$300 million World Bank facility, aiming to ease congestion and convert rural schools into boarding institutions.
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Ghanaians Urged to Thank Mahama for Saving Education System
GIFEC administrator Rashid Tanko‑Computer says President Mahama’s 2024 win prevented a collapse in Ghana’s schools.
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Parents Call for More BECE Placement Centres in Accra
Families demand extra resolution hubs after overcrowding at the single GNAT Hall hampers school placement for 2026 BECE candidates.
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GES Opens Help Desk to Resolve 2024‑Recruited Teachers’ Salary Arrears
The Ghana Education Service has set up a dedicated desk at its headquarters to address unresolved salary payments for teachers hired in 2024.
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Achimota School Faces 14,800 Applicants for 1,300 Places
The Computerised School Selection and Placement System revealed that over 28,000 students applied, with 14,800 holding aggregates between 6 and 12 competing for limited spots.
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Education Ministry to probe private schools' BECE grading complaints, Deputy Minister assures
Receiving a petition from the Ghana National Association of Private Schools over alleged grading inconsistencies in this year's provisional BECE results, Dr Clement Apaak promised a fair and transparent investigation, even as WAEC has already pushed back on the claims.
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Mahama: Government to build 30 new E-Blocks nationwide to end double-track system
Speaking in Paga, the President said the new schools, funded under the GH¢3 billion STAR-G project, will target densely populated communities and form part of a wider push to finish abandoned school projects and expand secondary education access by 2027.
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PIWAK CEO Urges Tongu Students to Unite, Excel Academically and Drive Sustainable Development
Dr Prince Nelson Mortoti addressed the 18th National Delegates Congress of NUTSA, calling on students across North, Central and South Tongu to break boundaries, embrace digital skills and retain local talent.
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Aayalolo Expansion Aims to Keep Trotro Operators Thriving
Minister Mahama Ayariga says the new BRT scheme will entice car users to public transport without shutting down trotro services.
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Hohoe Floods Displace Over 3,000 Residents in Volta Region
The MP for Hohoe, Thomas Worlanyo Tsekpo, has called for urgent aid after heavy rains forced more than 400 homes into the River Dayi’s overflow, leaving thousands without shelter.
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TRAFFITECH‑GH Rollout: Cuts International Urges Road Repairs Before October 1
The think tank demands Ghana inspect and fix traffic lights and lane markings before the new automated enforcement system goes live.
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Bawumia Calls for Paradigm Shift in Ghana’s Health Policies
The NPP presidential hopeful and former Vice President met with the Ghana Medical Association to urge reforms in workforce retention, remuneration and infrastructure.
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NPP Executive Elections: No ‘Bawumia Candidate’ According to Anthony Karbo
The NPP’s Organisation Committee Chair rejects claims that the upcoming national executive polls will favor those aligned with flagbearer Dr Mahamudu Bawumia.