Henry Fitz's deleted Snapchat post appeared to target Serwaa Amihere over fake designer products, sparking Ghanaian reactions online amid October 2026 drama.
South Sudanese student Abel Ajak Geu, KNUST’s tallest at 213.3 cm, graduates in sonography and is inducted into Ghana’s Allied Health Professions Council.
When the incident was reported to her housemistress and it escalated to the KNUST police station, Sir Doggie allegedly met the victim and gave her GHS10,000 for “outside settlement”. This came to light when a student reported.
The Ghanaian pilot who flew the world’s biggest passenger plane, Emirates Airbus A380 to Accra last Tuesday, Captain Solomon Quainoo, has visited his alma mater, Koforidua Secondary Technical School to motivate students.
The Coalition of Concerned Teachers (CCT) has given its intention to go on strike if the government fails to pay salaries by Wednesday, October 31, 2018. This was in a communique released by the group to its members.
Education is very important to many Ghanians because it is deemed as the key to success in life. While education is free up to the secondary level in Ghana, quality education is very expensive. But many parents are not deterred; t
Sitting for your BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (BECE) can be very challenging especially when you have no clue as to how to prepare your mind and soul for the papers
Being the only school to represent Ghana, the Kumasi-based Senior High School beat High schools from all over the world including Pakistan, India, China, Europe and the United States to emerge winners of the tough competition.
Check out the BEST SHS IN GHANA AB Review has come out with a list of the biggest Senior High Schools in each of the ten regions in Ghana. The rankings were done based on statistics of the last five years. Read the details
‘Old boyism’ is a cherished phenomenon on Ghana’s social landscape and the Adisadel College 1975 year group have raised it some notches higher with the publication of their book, ‘Reminiscences of Adisadel College 1970-1975.’
These students – whose education in the world’s second-largest economy were either funded by the Chinese government as part of the ongoing cooperation between China and Ghana in the area of education, or by the government of Ghana
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