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Ghanaian students commend government for free sanitary pads initiative
Ghanaian students have commended the government for introducing free sanitary pads for schoolgirls across the country, describing the policy as a major intervention that is helping girls remain in school during their menstrual periods. The commendation was delivered in a collective message to John Dramani Mahama during...
Kalpohin SHS, NOBISCO qualify to represent Northern Region at National Public Speaking Competition
Kalpohin Senior High School and the Northern School of Business Senior High School (NOBISCO) will represent the Northern Region at this year's National Public Speaking Competition in Accra after emerging victorious in the regional contest.
Ghanata Senior High School launches 90th anniversary
Ghanata Senior High School has launched its 90th anniversary celebrations, setting in motion a year-long programme that will culminate in a grand celebration in September. The launch ceremony held last Saturday, February 28, 2026, in Accra drew alumni groups, students, staff, board members and dignitaries, who gathered...
Titus Owusu Darko wins top honour at 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentary debate
Titus Owusu Darko, a student at the University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC), has been crowned the Overall Best Debater at the 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentary Debate held at the Parliament of Ghana on February 9, 2026. Darko outshone finalists from top universities, including the University of Ghana (UG-Leg...
New UCC E-Campus to be launched in August 2026; set to admit 10,000 students annually
The University of Cape Coast (UCC) is extending its tentacles, making strides to ensure education is accessible through the establishment of an e-campus, set to bring quality higher education closer to people who are seeking it.
Students Loan Trust Fund sets March 20 deadline for ‘No Fees Stress’ admission data upload
The Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) has announced final deadlines for public tertiary institutions and newly admitted students to complete data submissions and validation under the government’s No Fees Stress initiative for the 2025/2026 academic year. In a statement issued on Tuesday, March 10, and signed by the Chief...
Academic City students hold Tertulia 2026 celebrating Africa’s rich culture
The Arts, Media and Drama Club of Academic City has hosted the 2026 Tertuila, an annual creative event that celebrates and promotes the richness of African culture, arts and storytelling.
Stakeholders urged to support learners for holistic development
The Guidance and Counselling Union of the Ayawaso West Education Directorate of Ghana Education Service (GES) has called on stakeholders to strengthen counselling units in schools to empower learners and promote holistic development. They said effective and visible counselling systems would ensure that learners felt se...
TTU registrar, co-author launch 3 books to shape higher education governance in Ghana
The Registrar of Takoradi Technical University, TTU, Dr. Moses Maclean Abnory, and a Senior Administrator of the university, James Kwesi, have launched three co-authored books aimed at reshaping higher education governance in Ghana at a colourful ceremony attended by academics, government officials, students, and invit...
ICAG Kumasi District launches 40th anniversary, urges members to uphold integrity and morality
The Institute of Chartered Accountants Ghana is challenging members working in public institutions not to compromise on their mandate to protect the public purse and seal all leakages that deny the country of adequate revenue for economic development.
FHU matriculants urged to champion ‘Health-for-All’
The Founder and Vice-Chancellor of Family Health University, Prof. Enyonam Yaw Kwawukume, has urged 50 newly admitted medical students to embrace their role as future champions of “Health-for-All” through transformative education and compassionate service. He stressed the importance of core values such as integrity, pr...
Evans Adanya: Ghanaian MBA student wins $20,000 Stanford Impact Prize
A Ghanaian student at the prestigious Stanford Graduate School of Business in the United States has been named among the winners of the 2026 Stanford Impact Leader (SIL) Prize, earning international recognition for his work in African infrastructure development and social impact leadership. Evans Adanya, a member of St...