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UTAG‑UG Warns Unpaid Book and Research Allowance Could Spark Strike
The University Teachers Association of Ghana’s University of Ghana chapter says persistent delays in the 2026 allowance may push lecturers toward industrial action.
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Poor Pay Makes It Hard to Attract PhD Holders in Ghanaian Universities
UTAG‑UG’s president argues that low lecturer salaries are driving skilled professionals away from academia and calls for universities to build their own PhD programmes.
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Operation STORM Wins Health Promotion Campaign Award in Montreal
The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana’s anti‑substance abuse initiative is honoured at the 84th World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
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BECE Placement: Allowing Students to Select SHSs After Results Is Backward – Kingsley Agyemang
MP for Abuakwa South, Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, slammed the government’s policy that lets students choose senior high schools after seeing their BECE scores, calling it a mistake that has left many without placements.
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Central University Law Student Ivan Baidoo Killed in Accra‑Tema Motorcycle Crash
Ivan Apprey Baidoo, 20, died after a fatal motorcycle collision on the Accra‑Tema Motorway, sparking a contentious police investigation and family demands for clarity.
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Bimbilla SHS Staff Fear for Lives After Former Students Threaten Attack Over WASSCE Results
The headmaster of Bimbilla Senior High School in the Northern Region has appealed for security after ex‑students allegedly threatened to harm staff and vandalise the school following poor exam outcomes.
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Asokore Mampong Records Over 100 Teenage Pregnancies in Seven Months
The Ashanti municipality logged more than 100 cases of teenage pregnancy from January to July 2026, prompting CHRAJ to call for intensified community action.
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Ghana’s Spirituality Crisis: Religion Replaces Indigenous Ethics
Across Ghana, churches, mosques and billboards promise miracles while rivers suffer from mining pollution, raising questions about the nation’s moral compass.