Did you know Kwame Nkrumah was once on the Currency of Guinea? Among the distinguished individuals whom Nkrumah encountered in his lifetime, Sekou Toure emerged... Read More
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Exactly 52 years ago, on the 27th of April, 1972, Ghana’s first president and prime minister, Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, passed away in Bucharest, Romania... Read More
One method employed by the British colonial government to raise fund to run the administration of the colony smoothly was the introduction of the Poll... Read More
Ghanaian Women who fought tirelessly in the Independence struggle of Ghana It is quite unfortunate that women has been sidelined when honoring intelligentsia who fought... Read More
Universities have started admissions by opening their admission portals for first-degree programmes. This is a wake-up call that must also motivate SHS3 candidates preparing for... Read More
There may be poor and rich people everywhere in the world, but all of us fall into one of the levels in the Pyramid of... Read More
The treatment of the deceased has long been governed by cultural norms and traditions, rooted in respect and reverence for the departed. However, a disturbing... Read More
The debate over homework has raged down the ages, with a simple question at its heart: Does homework benefit or burden students? Homework backers argue... Read More
Looking for a simple but effective way to improve your performance on an upcoming exam? What if we told you that simply chewing gum while... Read More
Do you think mental wellness should be part of the curriculum? Should mental health be considered in schools? Proceed to find out more about this... Read More
Teacher Demotivation in Ghana’s Education System Amid Bureaucratic Inefficiencies and Political Interference 
Ghana Set to Undo Akufo-Addo’s University Name Changes 
Sample GES Salary Adjustment Letter for Teachers: Download here 
Why Are Ghanaian Teachers So Marginalized and Suffering? The Bureaucratic Nightmare