Education
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Government urged to increase basic education budget to 15%
Senior Programmes Officer of Africa Education Watch, Divine Kpe, has asked the government to use the supplementary budget to increase budget allocations to education to at least 15 percen He said thi…
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STAR-Ghana says government promise of replacing schools under trees going at a slow pace
Project Manager with STAR-Ghana Foundation, Dr. Ernestina Tetteh, is lamenting over government’s delay in replacing all schools under trees. She observed that such schools are yet to see improvement …
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EduWatch says 5,000 new blocks needed to eliminate basic schools under trees
The Executive Director of Africa Education Watch, Kofi Asare, has disclosed that the government needs to build an additional 5,000 additional school blocks to achieve parity in the provision of educa…
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Caterers entreated to work within GH¢1.20 daily amount per child to cook nutritious foods
Head of Nutrition at the World Food Programme (WFP), Patience Asiedu, has encouraged school feeding caterers to work within the GH¢1.20 daily amount per child to prepare locally available nutritious …
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[Free SHS] Food distributors threaten legal action over GH¢200m unpaid debt
The National Food Suppliers Association says it will likely seek legal redress if the government fails to pay the two years arrears owed its members by Friday, June 16. The association will from Tues…
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How to master the Art of impressing a panel during Interviews
Job interviews can be nerve-wracking, especially when facing a panel of interviewers. However, with the right preparation and mindset, you can confidently impress the panel and increase your chances …
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[Free SHS] Food distributors to picket at Buffer Stock Company over outstanding arrears
The National Food Suppliers Association will on Tuesday, June 13, 2023, picket at the premises of the National Food Buffer Stock Company. The Association in a press statement on Friday, said the pick…
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Ghana Education Service cancels pillow fight in schools
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has decided to suspend the introduction of tug-of-war and pillow fights as sports in second-cycle schools. The GES had earlier approved the request from the Tug of W…
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GES, KA Technologies to commence regional-level training for One-Student, One Tablet Project
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has announced the commencement of the regional-level training for all District and School IT Officers as part of the implementation of the One-Student, One Tablet Pr…
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Ghana will eliminate schools under trees in 240 years – Kofi Asare
Kofi Asare, Executive Director of Africa Education Watch, has said “It will take Ghana 240 years to eliminate schools under trees” if the country maintains the current rate of budgetary allocation an…