Teacher Demotivation in Ghana’s Education System Amid Bureaucratic Inefficiencies and Political Interference
Teacher demotivation is a significant problem in the Ghanaian education sector, with teachers at the pre-tertiary level...
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Why Are Ghanaian Teachers So Marginalized and Suffering? The Bureaucratic Nightmare
Easy to deal with challenges the Ghanaian teacher faces that the GES takes forever to deal with have indeed created enmity...
Dakoa Newman writes: Breaking barriers and raising awareness to build an inclusive future for people with autism.
In 2007, the United Nations General Assembly officially declared April 2nd as World Autism Awareness Day. This day — and...
Manasseh Azure Awuni has asked Mahama to cancel the YEA-Zoomlion contract.
Earlier this week, I submitted a formal petition to President John Dramani Mahama, urging him to end the long-standing...
Challenges in Teacher Upgrading within the Ghana Education Service: Hon Jerry Akporhor writes
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has undergone significant changes in its entry requirements and teacher upgrading...
Finance Minister Unveils Plan to Clear Ghana’s 2024 Payables and Strengthen Fiscal Discipline
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, recently laid out a series of steps aimed at tackling the growing...
Bright Simons: Ghana’s IMF Exit Is More Politics Than Progress
Ghana’s recent decision to exit the International Monetary Fund (IMF) program ahead of schedule seems to be driven more...
Analyzing Chief Justice Torkornoo’s Suspension and the Implications of Article 146(6) of the Ghanaian Constitution
The suspension of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo not only causes immediate interruptions within the judiciary, but also...
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...
How Ghanaian universities are contributing to creating unemployment in Ghana
Ghana's looming graduate unemployment crisis is a ticking time bomb. Over 100,000 students entered tertiary institutions in...
Why Vetting Questions for John Mahama’s Nominees Often Miss the Mark
In the vetting process of ministerial nominees by President John Mahama in Ghana, a recurring theme has been the apparent...
WAEC’s withheld WASSCE results investigations, shield officials, punish students
The current approach for BECE and WASSCE exam malpractices, announcements, investigations, and timing has been so depressing...