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Ghana Education Ministry unveils GH¢3 billion plan to end double-track system in SHS
The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has outlined a GH¢3 billion infrastructure programme to end the double track-system in Ghana's Senior High Schools.
Mahama announces financial clearance to recruit 16,000 newly trained teachers
President John Mahama has announced financial clearance to recruit 16,000 newly trained teachers, tackling graduate unemployment and boosting school staffing.
GES orders schools in Yendi Municipality to close for Yaa-Naa Abukari II funeral rites
The Ghana Education Service has temporarily closed all public and private schools in Yendi to honour the late Dagbon Overlord, Ndan Yaa-Naa Abukari II.
Terror at Yendi primary school as armed men open fire on campus
Armed men have terrorised a school in Yendi, firing gunshots and sending students and teachers fleeing in panic, prompting an official investigation.
Thousands of students in Accra denied graduation as GES bans extravagant ceremonies
The graduation of thousands of pupils in Accra is reportedly in limbo after the Ghana Education Service imposed a ban on pre-tertiary graduation ceremonies and proms
“Fake”: GES reacts to false circular on 2026 BECE results, school selection
The Ghana Education Service has declared false a viral statement suggesting processes for the selction of schools for students who sat for the BECE has begun.
Ghana Education Service harmonised prospectus: What SHS 2026 freshers and parents should expect
The Ghana Education Service introduced a harmonised prospectus to help families plan purchases under the Free Senior High School policy after BECE.
"A degree to nowhere": Former education minister labels certain university courses as "useless"
Ghana’s former Education Minister Dr Adutwum has slammed "useless" university courses, calling out two specific degrees for trapping students in unemployment.
“Fake”: GES, WAEC react to fears 2026 WASSCE papers were destroyed by flooding
The Ghana Education Service has declared false a viral social media statement alleging that June 29, 2026 floodwaters destroyed 2026 WASSCE papers.
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