EDUCATION

The Regent University has described attempts to auction off its property by a civil engineering company they’re indebted to, as premature. According to the Acting Registrar of the University, Benjamin Zogbetor, the university has been in…
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Minister for Education, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh affectionately called ‘Napo’, has once again won another significant award to add to his wide collection of awards, citations and honours from prestigious institutions the word over. This…
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NDC legislator Okudzeto Ablakwa says it was negligent and embarrassing for government to leave Ghanaian students in Wuhan, China. The North Tongu MP led the Minority in Parliament’s call for students and other Ghanaians in the Hubei…
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Rev. Prof. Frimpong Manso, President of the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches (GPCC), has hailed the introduction of the free Senior High School (SHS) policy. Describing the policy as one of the best social intervention…
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Divine Kpe, Education Advocate has advised the Ghana Educational Service (GES) to make the Ghana Learning TV, a new 24-hour channel programme geared towards distance learning more open to all students. According to him, the initiative…
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“The student movement has closely monitored and learnt a lot from your passion and temerity to able to rid the nation and Africa of this Coronavirus. The student union wishes to commend your efforts; your bold, decisive and extraordinary…
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Chairman of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), in the Ashanti Region, Kingsley Hope, has suffered humiliation from soldiers while he was in the line of official duty. Hope, who is also the Ashanti Regional Editor of Ghanaian Times…
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The new corona virus (COVID-19) which scientists believe originated from the Hubei province in China has shaken the entire world and brought the global economy to its knees. It has claimed several lives and Ghana has not been spared though…
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The future of thousands of pupils of the Apenkwa Presby/Shiayenor Cluster of Schools in Accra hangs in the balance as funds for the completion of a three story eighteen unit classroom block goes missing at the Accra Metropolitan Assembly…
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Ghana’s 1992 constitution has been crafted in such a way that article 25 and 28 specifically envisage a time where most Ghanaian children shall be educated. This concept is designed to make education progressively free for all children…
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