Education
PRESEC Legon headmaster courts corporate Ghana's support for The Sharks Quiz competition
The headmaster of PRESEC Legon School, Mr David Odjija, has called on corporate institutions in Ghana to support the organisers of The Sharks Quiz competition
PRESEC Legon boys confident of clinching The Sharks Quiz's Golden Book
The Presbyterian Boys Senior High School (PRESEC) Legon has vowed to firmly maintain its grips on The Sharks Quiz trophy by winning it for a record three times.
Agbeve R/C: Philanthropist renovates school to 'the most beautiful public basic school in Ghana'
The Agbeve R/C Basic, in the Volta Region, has been given a massive facelift befitting of a modern school, turning it into one of the best in the country.
Atebubu College of Education students reportedly upset over SRC generator fees, others
Atebubu College of Education students in the Bono East Region are reportedly upset with some new charges slapped on them by their Students' Representative Council.
Opanyin Kwame Wadie: Ghanaian billionaire donates classroom block to alma mater
One of Ghana's billionaires, Opanyin Kwame Wadie, donated a newly constructed classroom block to his alma mater, Nkwatia Roman Catholic School in the Eastern Region.
Ghanaian man abroad hails teachers in Ghana: "They are the best in Africa"
A young man based abroad has hailed Ghanaian teachers for the quality tutoring they provide their students, describing them as the best in Africa
"I need a job with a better salary": Jobless UG graduate who holds MPhil from Norwegian Uni speaks
A man who recently made headlines following claims that he was jobless despite having two uni certificates, including an MPhil from a Norwegian Uni, has spoken.
Kennedy Agyapong's daughter bags a degree at a top university in US, celebrates with her in video
Maverick politician and Ghanaian businessman Kennedy Agyapong is trending after one of his daughters bagged a degree at a top university in the US.
“It makes sense”: Africa Education Watch welcomes termination of COCOBOD scholarship scheme
Africa Education Watch has welcomed the Ghana Cocoa Board's decision to end its scholarship scheme, which has existed since 1951, because of the Free SHS policy.
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