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The Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Prof Kwasi Opoku-Amankwa, has countered reports that the government is reviewing the Free SHS policy.
CEO of the Ghana Bankers Association John Awuah has stoked a major debate about Ghana's education system, which he says prioritises PhDs over field experience.
Wendy Korley, a talented student of the Archbishop Porter Girls' Secondary School, has displayed several stunning drawings of acclaimed Ghanaian musician KiDi.
KNUST offered Collins Agyei admission but was unable to start schooling due to lack of money. He completed Mim Senior High School and passed his WASSCE well.
Fellow of think tank IMANI Centre for Policy and Education Bright Simons has said the future looks bleak for public secondary schools under the Free SHS policy.
The four teacher unions who left the classrooms of pre-tertiary public schools, demanding a 20% Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) have agreed to return to work.
Chelsea Sarpong, a lady who hails from Begoro, in the Eastern Region has successfully graduated from University of Portsmouth in UK as best student in class.
The four teacher unions that have declared a strike since July 4 over their demand for Cost of Living Allowance say the government was holding them hostage.
A class one Ghanaian teacher, Fredrick Mensah, is hugging, dancing, handshaking, and leg bumping with his pupils as a warm way of welcoming them into class.
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