Ghana’s IMF Exit Is More Politics Ghana’s recent decision to exit the International Monetary Fund (IMF) program ahead of schedule seems to be driven more…
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The suspension of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo not only causes immediate interruptions within the judiciary, but also puts a long shadow on the independence and…

Ghanaian students deserve more than traditional teaching tools- let’s integrate assistive technology
Education is a key and very important for the progress of the nation. As a result many students in our public schools encounter some difficulties…
Ghana’s looming graduate unemployment crisis is a ticking time bomb. Over 100,000 students entered tertiary institutions in 2024, and by 2028, they’ll be joining the…
In the vetting process of ministerial nominees by President John Mahama in Ghana, a recurring theme has been the apparent irrelevance of many questions posed…
The current approach for BECE and WASSCE exam malpractices, announcements, investigations, and timing has been so depressing and negatively affecting the education, mental health, fortunes,…
Why Is GES Repeating the Same Mistake with Prof. Ernest Kofi Davis’s Appointment? This is the question posed by Hon. Jerry Akporhor, the lead at…
Today, many young people have grown wings and will not take advice. Many of them have outgrown advice and want to live their lives anyhow.…
The Ghana Education Service (GES) plays a pivotal role in managing the educational system in Ghana, including the administration of teachers’ salaries. In early 2022,…
The The Steps Needed to Amend Ghana’s 1992 Constitution and matters arrising have been articulated in this write up as Ghana gets ready to disect…