Ghana: Save Indigenous Languages From Extinction

Every year, International Mother Language Day is observed throughout the world on February 21. It is a day instituted by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural… Read more »

Ghana: We Need Mathematics in Everyday Life

Yesterday, Ghana celebrated the National Mathematics Day. February 14 was chosen to coincide with Valentine's Day but this year's Val's Day fell on a weekend, hence the choice of… Read more »

Ghana: Parents Worried Over School-Related Financial Burden

Some parents have expressed concern about the financial burden re-opening of schools has brought on them. Read more »

Ghana: 'Stakeholders' Concerns Incorporated Into Public Varsity Bill'

Chairman of Parliamentary Select Committee on Education, William Agyapong Quaittoo, has said concerns of stakeholders regarding the Public University Bill, 2020, have been… Read more »

Ghana: Ghana Top Athlete Martha Bissah Graduates From Norfolk University

SWASHBUCKLING Ghanaian female athlete, Martha Bissah, at the weekend graduated from the Norfolk State University in the USA with Bachelor of Science in Business - with emphasis in… Read more »

Ghana: Arsenal Ladies Ghana Gives to Mampong Deaf School

Arsenal Ladies Ghana with support from the mother club has donated to the Mampong School for the Deaf in the Eastern region. Read more »

Ghana: Youth Urged to Demand Accountability On Education

The youth have been charged to demand accountability of the educational system in the country, Mr Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, founder of Black History Month in the United Kingdom has said. Read more »

Ghana: Design and Technology Institute Holds Maiden Graduation for 32

The Design and Technology Institute (DTI), an accredited Technical and Vocational Education (TVET) Institution on Thursday held its maiden graduation ceremony in Accra. Read more »

Ghana: Emerging Trends of Using Open Source Software in Education

Traditionally, software has been classified into application system software and operating systems software. Application software facilitate users' work in executing routine… Read more »

Ghana: Set Targets for Teachers

Both professional and non-professional teachers are going to be paid a continuous Professional Development Allowance (CPDA) with effect from this month (November, 2020). Read more »

West Africa: IEPA At UCC Now UNESCO Category II Institute for West Africa

A signing ceremony to formally complete the process to establish the Institute for Educational Planning and Administration (IEPA), located at the University of Cape Coast Ghana, as… Read more »

Ghana: TEWU Signs New Conditions of Service

The Teachers and Educational Workers Union (TEWU) has signed a new condition of service with the Ghana Education Service (GES) after the last one expired more than 10 years ago. Read more »

Ghana: COVID -19 Distance Learning Platform for Children Not Effective - CRI

This was the title of the story of our reporters, Jemima Esinam Kuatsinu and Gloria Nsiah Mintah, which we curried on page 4 of our Wednesday, November 18, 2020 edition. Read more »

Ghana: Covid-19 Distance Learning Platform for Children Not Effective--CRI

About 3,967out of 4,458 children surveyed across the country have saidthe distance learning platforms provided as a result of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has not been… Read more »

Ghana: MoE Donates 241 Pick-Ups to 2nd-Cycle Schools

The Ministry of Education (MoE) yesterday presented 241 vehicles to selected Senior High schools (SHSs) in the Ashanti and Eastern regions and Technical, Vocational and Educational… Read more »

Ghana: Galaxy International School Consoles Ghana On Rawlings' Death

The Management of Galaxy International School in Accra has extended their heartfelt condolences to the government, Ghanaians and the entire family of the Late Flt. Lt. Jerry John… Read more »

Ghana: 2019/2020 Senior School Exam Results - First Batch Record Best Performance in Maths

Ghana has recorded one of its best performances in the teaching and learning of mathematics at the second cycle level, following the release of the 2019/2020 West Africa Senior… Read more »

Ghana: Education Unbundling in a Pandemic Era

Bundling is a situation where the seller combines different items into one package and sells you the whole bunch even if you only wanted one or two items. Read more »

Ghana: Akufo-Addo Proposes Naming University After Rawlings

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has proposed naming the University for Development Studies (UDS) after the late former President Jerry John Rawlings. Read more »

Ghana: Covid-19 and Reopening of Universities in January 2021

Since theemergence of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the entire world has been thrown into a complete state of turmoil. Even the developed world, armed with all the sophisticated… Read more »

Ghana: Let's Intensify Science and Mathematics Education

Yesterday, November 10, passed quietly in Ghana without any public education on the significance of the day to our national development. Read more »

Ghana: NDC to Provide Free Laptops to Tertiary Students - Mahama

Former President John Dramani Mahama, Presidential Candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) says if elected, the next government will provide free laptops to tertiary… Read more »

Africa: 'KNUST Best in Ghana, 12th in Africa'

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has been adjudged the best university in the country by the US News and World Report rankings for 2021. Read more »

Ghana: WASSCE Dismisses Reports On Results

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has discounted reports that the results of this year's West African Senior School Certificates Examination (WASCCE) have been released. Read more »

Ghana: Let's Prevent a Second Wave of Covid-19

Just when the country started retracing its steps out of the woods of COVID-19, the case counts have started swelling again, raising red flags of a possible second wave of the… Read more »