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First Lady Promises To Build Cancer Treatment Center In Ghana
The First Lady , Mrs Rebecca Akufo-Addo has pledged to mobilise resources to build a cancer treatment centre in...
Mfantsipim School To Cut Student Intake From September
The Mfantsipim School in Cape Coast will from the next academic year cut the number of student intake, headmaster of...
Gov’t Fights Punitive Cost of Remitting Money
The Ministry of Finance is hopeful that a US$2.6 million Remittance Grant Facility (RGF) secured from the Switzerland...
Help Private Universities To Survive – PUSAG Tells Government
Private Universities Students’ Association of Ghana,PUSAG says government must advance policies to help resource...
Private Universities Cry For Government Support
Local President of the Private Universities Association of Ghana (PUSAG) at the All Nations University College in...
Private University Cries For Gov’t Support
Local President of the Private Universities Association of Ghana (PUSAG) at the All Nations University College in...
I’ll Address Challenges Confronting Basic Education – Okoe Vanderpuije
The Member of Parliament (MP) for Ablekuma South Constituency, Mr. Alfred Okoe Vanderpuije has promised to address...
TVET Requires Proper Management
The Executive Director of the National Vocation Training Institute, Mr Stephen Bismark Amponsah has said Technical and...
In Ghana Public Infrastructure Investments Dissolve In Open Defecation
“Infrastructure is both the backbone for the economy but also the motherboard for technological innovation. Without...
School Heads Advised Against Assigning Teachers Weak In Maths, English
Dr. John Gatsi, a senior lecturer at the University of the Cape Coast (UCC), has asked heads of basic schools to avoid...
African Governments Urged To Commercialise Airports
Mr. Richard Aisuebeogun, Former Managing Director of Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FANN), has called for the...
Quality of Education Declining
The quality of education at all levels of the academic stream declined in 2015 “as a result of increased access not...