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You are not getting called to the bar?
Not seeing your name on the pass list in Ghana School of Law, in Part 2, means that you are not getting called to the bar. In today’s message, I want to specifically address those who did not see their names on the pass list, and I do hope…
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GALAMSEY – My Take!
I thank you, the Newsfile Production Team for the invitation to engage your esteemed audience on this critical subject. Permit me to use this opportunity to pay tribute to all those that have engaged with this critical issue and…
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A tribute to Global Media Alliance and Chartered Institute of Human Resource Management
After 10 years of exploring various career paths, I found my calling in Human Resources, a profession that often finds you rather than the other way around. Although I initially hesitated, I soon realised HR is a strategic role that plays a…
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The School Enhancement Framework: A Learner-Centred Strategy for Modern School Leadership
The "School Enhancement Framework," developed by Wisdom Koudjo Klu, an educator, stipulates that "The school is a canoe in the hands of the learner" to highlight the crucial role of learners in the success of educational institutions.…
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Essikado-Ketan, a free-for-all battle ground as Joe Ghartey exits
Essikado-Ketan constituency is one of the 17 constituencies in the Western Region which was created from the Sekondi Constituency before the 2004 general elections. With a registered voter population of over 70,000, the seat has been…
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Learning Beyond the Classroom: Ghana Sets the Pace in Digital Education with the Knowledge and…
Ghana took a significant step in advancing its education system by introducing the Ghana Knowledge and Skills Bank (GKSB) Portal.
This pioneering initiative makes the country second African nation, following Egypt, to create such a…
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The Central Region: Ghana’s Electoral Bellwether
The Central Region of Ghana occupies a unique place in the country’s political landscape, often serving as a decisive bellwether in presidential elections. Since the return to multiparty democracy in 1992 the region has consistently aligned…
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Ghana’s oil is running out faster than people think
One subject is not on the radar at all in the current political season in Ghana: the prospect of the country’s oil running out and slicing off a significant part of the economy much sooner than anticipated.
Oil accounts for roughly a…
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Anti-Galamsey Heroes
Galamsey has taken another dramatic turn this chameleon year called 2024. This time, nationalism has changed colors and features groups and individuals who have suddenly discovered the courage to speak truth to power. ‘Government should…
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SHE TRIUMPH CONFERENCE 2024: Celebrating Resilience And Determination Of Today’s Woman
Building on the resounding success of its inaugural event, the second edition of the annual SHE TRIUMPH CONFERENCE is set to be an extraordinary celebration of womanhood which will take place on September 28, 2024, at the La-Palm Royal…
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