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Academic City, partners demand stronger digital accountability
Aug 19

Academic City, partners demand stronger digital accountability

Academic City University, the Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana and the Cyber Security Authority, Ghana, have released a white paper calling for stronger accountability, public awareness and coordinated action to safeguard the country’s rapidly expanding digital ecosystem. This follows cybersecurity-related financia...

Avoid short cuts during examinations – WAEC tells candidates
Prince Adu-Owusu
·Mar 13

Avoid short cuts during examinations – WAEC tells candidates

Head of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) National Office, Dr Mrs Rosemond Wilson, has urged candidates to avoid shortcuts during examinations.

Education Minister calls for urgent focus on basic education as infrastructure gaps persist
Clara Seshie
·Aug 19

Education Minister calls for urgent focus on basic education as infrastructure gaps persist

Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has said that the government is redirecting attention and investment towards basic education and foundational learning as persistent infrastructure and learning gaps continue to affect educational outcomes.

‘Move beyond memorisation’ — Dr Cudjoe proposes new approach to maths education
Kweku Zurek
·Mar 11

‘Move beyond memorisation’ — Dr Cudjoe proposes new approach to maths education

A Ghanaian Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) educator, Manasseh Cudjoe, has proposed the adoption of a relational and learner-centred approach to improve the teaching and learning of mathematics in basic schools across the country. The approach, known as Relational Conceptual Change (RCC), emphasi...

UTAG leaves management to assess impact of GAUA strike on universities
Winifred Lartey
·Aug 11

UTAG leaves management to assess impact of GAUA strike on universities

The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) says university managements are best placed to determine how the ongoing strike by administrators will affect the operations of public universities. UTAG President Prof. Vera Ogeh Fiador said administrative staff perform critical functions within universities, but res...

Universities must integrate AI across curricula — Prof. Odai
Raymond Arthur
·Mar 10

Universities must integrate AI across curricula — Prof. Odai

Universities in Ghana must continue to embrace digital learning, invest in research, and integrate artificial intelligence (AI) across curricula to ensure that future graduates are not only consumers but creators of technology, a former Vice-Chancellor of the Accra Technical University, Prof. Samuel Nii Odai, has said....

Globen School marks 30th anniversary with outreach to Good Samaritan Home in Adidome
Emmanuel Tetteh
·Mar 4

Globen School marks 30th anniversary with outreach to Good Samaritan Home in Adidome

Globen School has commemorated its 30th anniversary with a charitable outreach to the Good Samaritan Home, reaffirming its long-standing commitment to social responsibility and community development.

Expanding Access to Higher Education: Astria Learning and University of Cape Coast (UCC)’s Vision for a Digital eCampus
Francis Osabutey
·Mar 11

Expanding Access to Higher Education: Astria Learning and University of Cape Coast (UCC)’s Vision for a Digital eCampus

Across Africa, universities are confronting a common challenge. Demand for higher education continues to grow rapidly, yet physical campus infrastructure alone cannot keep pace with the number of students seeking advanced learning opportunities. At Astria Learning, we believe the answer lies in building structured digi...

No Fees Stress: Students Loan Trust sets March 20 deadline for students’ admission lists
Raymond Arthur
·Mar 12

No Fees Stress: Students Loan Trust sets March 20 deadline for students’ admission lists

The Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) has given public tertiary institutions up to March 20, 2026, to upload student admission lists for the 2025/2026 academic year onto the No Fees Stress Portal. It said the deadlines represented the final opportunity for public tertiary institutions to submit admission data for eligibl...

Veep announces review of school discipline framework to tackle student misconduct
Abubakar Ibrahim
·Mar 5

Veep announces review of school discipline framework to tackle student misconduct

Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has announced that the Ghana Education Service (GES) will review existing academy discipline frameworks as part of efforts to address student misconduct early and prevent situations from escalating.

FuelTrade presents GH¢1m to GETFund
Raymond Arthur
·Mar 10

FuelTrade presents GH¢1m to GETFund

FuelTrade Ghana Limited has presented a cheque for GH¢1 million to the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund). The presentation formed part of FuelTrade’s corporate social responsibility and dovetailed into GETFund’s novel strategic partnerships with the private sector. The presentation represented the first major corpor...

UniMAC wins 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentary debate
Raymond Arthur
·Mar 12

UniMAC wins 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentary debate

The University of Media Arts and Communication (UniMAC), last Monday, won the 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate Competition, held at the Parliament House of Ghana. The win marks a major milestone for the only public university in Ghana specialised in media, arts and communication. The high-profile competition feat...

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