6 stories tagged “Ministry of Education”.
The Ghana National Association of Teachers demands clear processes for accessing agreed benefits, warning that vague procedures could leave teachers in limbo for years.
Free senior high school food suppliers claim unpaid government payments are forcing them to repay bank loans and credit from farmers.
NDC spokesperson Hamza Suhuyini urges the government to ensure 55,000 BECE candidates who failed English or Maths still secure senior high school placements.
Families demand extra resolution hubs after overcrowding at the single GNAT Hall hampers school placement for 2026 BECE candidates.
Education analyst Divine Kpe urges the Ministry of Education to integrate grades into the computerized placement system to curb misuse and ease pressure on top schools.
The Government has spent more than GH¢900 million under its "No Fees Stress" policy to cover academic user fees for first-year students in public tertiary institutions, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has disclosed, while announcing additional funding for the operationalisation of the new University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) campus at Kenyasi.
The company argues the Commission’s justification is full of falsehoods, disputes debt figures and calls for dialogue to protect Ghanaian mining investments.
The Ghanaian filmmaker‑actor earned the top prize for his role in "Drowning" amid a sweep of awards for the film at the festival’s Fall Session.
The bank was honoured for its water projects across Ghana during the 2026 IMF Annual Meeting in Thailand.
Former NPP Ashanti Regional Chairman calls for a dedicated prison hospital and structured family visits after his own remand experience.
President John Dramani Mahama announced plans to revive the national carrier amid broader transport infrastructure upgrades.
The two leaders outlined a partnership that will merge academic expertise with global engineering to scale crop production and create jobs for Mampong’s youth.
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