Category: Education

Cape Coast- The Technical University Teachers’ Association of Ghana (TUTAG), has threatened nationwide industrial unrest to demand better remunerations and conditions of service.The Association has also reminded the government to redeem its promise to … … Read More >TUTAG threatens industrial unrest over salary disparities

Accra T he Campaign Against Privatisation and Commercialisation of Education (CAPCOE) has called on government to increase its investment in education to help promote quality education in the public sector.It said more and improved educational infrastr… … Read More >Government should invest more in education

Speakers Also Discuss Financing for Hybrid Operation in DarfurAt today’s Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) meeting, Japan’s delegate expressed her concerns with a Secretariat request to approve $64.5 million in new charges against the cont… … Read More >Delegate Concerned about Continual Increase of Programme Budget Implications, Revised Estimates, as Fifth Committee Reviews 2020 Contingency Fund

Koforidua- Mr Eric Kwakye Darfour, the Eastern Regional Minister, has inaugurated an eight-member Regional Population and Housing Census (PHC) implementation committee to oversee the 2020 census activities in the region.The eight-member committee was i… … Read More >Eastern Regional Census Implementation Committee inaugurated

Kumasi Majority of striking teachers in most basic and senior high schools in the Kumasi Metropolis, have not yet resumed work despite the National Labour Commission’s (NLC) directive to the three striking teacher unions to call off the action with imm… … Read More >Striking teachers still absent in schools in Kumasi

Accra The Accra Technical University is organising a three-day Continuous Professional Development (CPD) workshop in accurate malaria diagnosis to equip student and professionals in Allied Health with new techniques.The workshop is being organised in p… … Read More >Accra Technical University holds malaria diagnosis workshop

Accra- the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) Africa Office, Ghana, has commemorated the International Human Rights Day with students in Accra.A statement issued by CHRI and copied to the Ghana News Agency recalled that the United Nations Gene… … Read More >CHRI Africa Office commemorates International Human Rights Day with students

Accra Reverend Professor Emmanuel K. Larbi, the Chancellor of the Regent University College of Science and Technology, has called for practical efforts from government to create an enabling environment for private universities to thrive.On his part, go… … Read More >Create enabling environment for private universities – Regent Chancellor