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Teachers remain critical in shaping the character of the youth-Dan Botwe
Mr Dan Botwe, Member of Parliament for Okere, says that teachers’ role in shaping and moulding the character of the youth remains critical, especially in this era of technological advancement.
‘The role of the teacher goes beyond just standing in
Newly graduated students of Valley View University urged not to cut corners
New graduates of the Valley View University have been urged not to cut corners as they journey through life but deliver selfless services and sacrifices that are grounded on integrity.
Mr Thomas Svanikier, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), SVANI Group, …
CONIWAS advocates proper WASH facilities for special school at Tono
The Coalition of NGOs in Water and Sanitation (CONIWAS) has called for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) facilities for the Saint John’s Integrated Senior High Technical School in the Upper East Region.
The second cycle institution, located at Ton…
Ecofibre Solutions wins entrepreneurship competition?
Ecofibre Solutions Team from the University of Ghana emerged winners of this year’s ‘Demonstration Day’ competition, aimed at encouraging and improving entrepreneurship among students.
The winning team was presented with a cheque for 40,000 cedis, a …
Students urged to utilise library books for academic excellence
Mr Festus Okpora, Oti Regional Director of Africa Library Project, has advised students to make good use of the various books available in their library to excel in their studies.
He underscored the importance of enhancing literacy and education loca…
‘We do not cook unwholesome food for pupils’ – School feeding caterers debunk Auditor General’s claims
The Progressive School Feeding Caterers Association Ghana, has rejected findings in the Auditor General’s report, which suggest that some Caterers under the Ghana School Feeding Programme, serve unwholesome foods to pupils.
Madam Dorothy Ofori-Sarpon…
Thirty-seven girls in Tema benefit from Girls in ICT Initiative
Thirty-seven junior high school (JHS) girls from selected basic schools in the Tema Metropolis have benefited from the nationwide ‘Girls in ICT Initiative training.
The training is an initiative by the Ministry of Communication and Digitalization aim…
Wayo-Kope pupils study under trees due to lack of classrooms
Pupils in Wayo-Kope D/A primary school in the Sene East District of the Bono East Region are learning under trees due to the lack of classrooms, the Ghana News Agency (GNA) has learnt.
The pupils, mostly at the kindergarten level