EDUCATION

More than 42,000 teachers across Ghana’s basic and senior high schools are currently teaching without professional qualifications, according to the National Teaching Council (NTC). This situation has raised serious concerns about…
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Africa Education Watch, an education policy think tank, has revealed that approximately 30,000 classrooms across Ghana still do not have teachers. According to the organisation, the situation is largely due to persistent inefficiencies…
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The Ministry of Education has responded to mounting demand from the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) by establishing a three-member committee to investigate the association’s grievances and make recommendations to President…
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The Robotics Club of Academic City University recently organised its annual Tech Expo to explore innovative and sustainable solutions to the illegal mining crisis. This is part of efforts to contribute to the fight against illegal…
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 The Executive Director of Africa Education Watch, Kofi Asare, has welcomed Parliament’s decision to amend the law governing private tertiary institutions, describing the move as a practical step toward strengthening Ghana’s higher…
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Wisdom Koudjo Klu, an education expert in Ghana, has expressed concern over the increasing number of trained teachers in the country who have been left at home without postings since 2023, a phenomenon that he warned could destabilise…
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Ghana has taken another significant step in its external debt restructuring programme after signing a key agreement with the Kingdom of Belgium. The deal forms part of the government’s broader efforts to stabilise the economy and…
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The International Education group at Cambridge University Press & Assessment (Cambridge) celebrated its first Cambridge International Schools Day in Sub-Saharan Africa on Saturday 21 February by bringing educators together to explore…
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The Centre for Democratic Movement (CDM) has launched a stinging critique of the government, accusing it of a fundamental failure to uphold its constitutional mandate to provide education to Ghana’s children. In a strongly worded…
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The National Labour Commission (NLC) has summoned four striking university teachers’ unions and their employer’s over ongoing industrial action. The summons, issued under Section 139 of the Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651), affects the Senior…
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