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We are bringing free tertiary education for the disabled – Dr Bawumia
Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, Flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has assured of introducing a free tertiary education policy for Persons with Disability (PWDs) if he elected the president of Ghana on December 7, 2024.
‘A lot of the disabled
GES committed to implement interventions for quality education – DG
Dr Eric Nkansah, Director General of the Ghana Education Service, has reiterated the Service’s commitment to continue to implement series of educational interventions and initiatives that will provide holistic quality education to Ghanaian children.
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KETABUSCO boys sensitised on mental health
Boy students of Keta Business College (KETABUSCO) have been educated on healthy emotional management to ensure their mental health, an essential to their overall well-being.
This has become important because boys often faced societal pressures to exh…
Rainstorm damages Hohoe E.P. Senior High School building
A rainstorm on Thursday, May 16, caused serious damage to buildings and other facilities of the Hohoe E.P Senior High School (HEPSS) in the Hohoe Municipality of the Volta region.
The school’s garage, boys’ and girls’ dormitory, classroom blocks, sch…
Deloitte Ghana promotes literacy education to mark Volunteer Day
Deloitte Ghana, as part of its volunteer day, embarked on an educational outreach to selected basic schools in Accra to inspire the students to take their lessons seriously.
The staff of Deloitte Ghana interacted with the students and engaged them
NaCCA to embark on media workshop on Secondary Education Curriculum
The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCa) under the Ministry of Education will hold a two-day seminar with selected media personnel across the country.
The event, to be held at Volta Serene Hotel in the Volta Region from May
Prices of books to increase by 40 per cent next month
The Ghana Publishers Association (GPA) has announced that book prices will increase by 40 per cent effective June 1, 2024.
The association put the increase on the ‘difficult business environment’ and the 27.5 per cent Value Added Tax (VAT) levied
CCTU admits first batch of postgraduate students after 40 years
The Cape Coast Technical University (CCTU) has officially admitted its first batch of postgraduates for its new Master of Technology in Construction and Management programme after 40 years of providing technical education.
The school concurrently adm…