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The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, has expressed delight in awards won over the weekend by several Ghanaians musicians.  In a statement issued by the Public Relations Department of the Ministry and sighted by…
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Sex for Grades – university lecturers harassing female students, pressuring them for sex in return for grades or admission – is a scandal that’s gone on for decades. The investigative journalism network explains the documentary is in…
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Professor Ransford Gyampo, a political science lecturer at the University of Ghana (UG), has denied allegations leveled against him after he was cited in the “sex for grades” investigations carried out by BBC Africa Eye. In an interview…
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Former Chief Executive officer of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation Alex Mould has said the New Patriotic Party under President Nana Akufo-Addo is involved in the process of State capture. He accused the government of using…
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The flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama, says the NDC will continue to promote greater academic freedom in the universities, promising that developments on the campuses of the University of Education,…
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The Minister of Employment and Labour Relations, Ignatius Baffour-Awuah, has implored employers to review the contract and working conditions of fixed-term contract workers to improve upon their welfare and ensure job security. He urged…
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A popular lecturer at the Political Science department of the University of Ghana, Prof Ransford Gyampo has been caught up in the “sex for grades” investigations carried out by BBC Africa Eye. In a short video released ahead of the main…
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A University of Ghana lecturer by name Dr. Paul Kwame Butako has been busted in current investigative work carried out by BBC Africa Eye. In the trailer of documentary released ahead of its full premiere, the lecturer is seen to be…
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PRESIDENT NANA Akufo-Addo has finally allayed the fears of Ghanaians over reports that his administration wanted to introduce some foreign cultures into the syllables of the basic school system in the country, and thereby expose school…
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Three out of the five missing persons published on the Ghana Police Website have been found. The three are Fauzia Aliu, Augustina Koomson and Rosina Gyekyewaa. Fauzia Aliu, 17, returned home on the October 2, about 8 pm. Her father, Aliu…
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