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GTEC suspends UCC as Vice Chancellor allegedly refuses to go on retirement
School placement exercise after BECE to commence on September 17, GES shares start date for SHS first years
The Ghana Education Service (GES) announced that the nationwide school placement exercise for 2025 will commence on Wednesday, September 17, 2025.
WAEC invigilator allegedly caught with leaked exam questions at Burma Camp
An invigilator at Forces SHS in Burma Camp has been reportedly caught with leaked West African Senior School Certificate Examination questions on his phone.
"Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah is Not a Professor": GTEC 'epxoses' another Mahama appointee's fake cert
Deputy Minister of Health Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah's claim as a professor has been disputed by GTEC. She adds to other Mahama appointees with similar credentials.
2025 WASCCE takes off, GES sends exam malpractice warning to teachers
The 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination for School Candidates (WASSCE) will begin on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, with practical tests.
BECE girls getting pregnant: Teachers, NGOs raise alarm in Ghana
A rise in teen pregnancies and lack of resources are crippling girl-child education in Ghana's Eastern Region, with NGOs struggling to keep girls in school.
Ghana Education Service releases funds for 2025 WASSCE practicals
The Ghana Education Service released funds to Senior High and Technical Schools to support the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination practicals.
Gowrie SHS teachers forcefully remove headmistress over autocratic leadership
Teachers at Gowrie Senior High in Bongo District have removed their headmistress, Elizabeth Zinye Paaga, over allegations of mismanagement of funds.
Government clears Capitation Grant arrears from 2023 for basic schools nationwide
The government has cleared outstanding capitation grant arrears owed to basic schools across Ghana, ensuring better financial support for public education.
“Historic inclusion”: Government chooses 60 private schools for Free SHS
The government chose 60 Private Senior High Schools to participate in the Free SHS policy in line with a promise from the National Democratic Congress.
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