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Thirty‑seven inmates of Nsawam Medium Security Prison sat for the national Teacher Licensure Examination on 14 September 2026, a move aimed at boosting their post‑release prospects.
The company clarified that the dip in exports to Burkina Faso and Mali is due to its Bolgatanga depot refurbishment, not a domestic supply crisis.
The former Ghana School of Law director argues the 40‑year minimum has served the nation and cautions against frequent constitutional tweaks.
Ghana’s recent flood disaster highlights gaps in engineering training, prompting calls for curricula that blend technical skill with real‑world climate challenges.
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.
The lawyer argues that the New Patriotic Party’s withdrawal from amendment talks highlights a lack of consultation and respect from the administration.
The agency warned that fragmented funding leaves frontline services under‑resourced and called for a ring‑fenced line in the 2027 budget to protect vulnerable children.
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