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Teachers abandon school in Bono Region over alleged curses after colleagues die
Teaching at Kobedi AME Zion Primary and JHS in the Bono Region has been halted after teachers boycotted classes following the sudden deaths of two staff members
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SHS double-track system to end in 2027; Mahama promises to upgrade 50 schools nationwide
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to end Ghana’s SHS double-track system by 2027 through a $300 million World Bank-supported STARR-J project.
University of Ghana Business School courses, fees and entry requirements
University of Ghana Business School courses are among the best in the market. Read on for interesting information about the courses offered, fees, and requirements.
Over half a million Ghanaian students begin 2026 WASSCE on May 13
Over 500,000 final-year Senior High School students in Ghana will begin the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination on May 13, 2026.
Ghana Education Service cautions schools against charging unauthrised fees
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has cautioned schools against charging unauthorised fees, reaffirming its commitment to the Free Senior High School policy.
KAAF University fees, courses and admission requirements
Discover the KAAF University fees and courses offered by the institution. Did you know KAAF is the first private university in Ghana? Find out more details.
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2026 BECE: 19 invigilators and supervisors arrested across six regions
Nineteen supervisors and invigilators have been arrested across six regions for allegedly engaging in examination malpractice in the ongoing 2026 BECE.
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2026 BECE: Two invigilators arrested in Bono Region for examination malpractices
Two invigilators have been arrested in the Bono Region for misconduct during the 2026 BECE, amidst ongoing efforts to uphold examination integrity.
BECE candidates reportedly charged GH¢2,500 to cook for invigilators
The former MP and Minister for Gender, Cynthia Morrison, has alleged that BECE candidates are being charged up to GH¢2,500 to cater for invigilators and supervisors
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