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Government to Roll Out Free SHS in Private Schools – Deputy Minister

The Government of Ghana has announced plans to extend the Free Senior High School (Free SHS) policy to include private senior high schools beginning the next academic year. This initiative aims to increase access to secondary education and alleviate pressure on public schools. Policy Expansion DetailsDeputy Minister of Education Dr. Clement Apaak revealed that the inclusion of private schools is part of the government's strategy to phase out the double-track system and accommodate the growing number of students. He emphasized that this move aligns with the government's commitment to providing equitable education opportunities for all Ghanaian students. Implementation StrategyThe Ministry of Education has engaged with private school stakeholders to ensure a smooth integration into the Free SHS program. Dr. Apaak expressed confidence in the private schools' capacity to deliver quality education under the policy framework. Impact on School Selection ProcessAs […]

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Togo : Un positionnement stratégique dans le transit régional

Selon une analyse publiée mardi par Jeune Afrique , le Port autonome de Lomé (PAL) continue de s’imposer comme un pilier stratégique du commerce ouest-africain , grâce à ses infrastructures modernes et sa connectivité accrue avec les pays du Sahel. Pourtant, un rival sérieux se profile à l’horizon : le port de Tema au Ghana , déterminé à capter une part croissante du marché du transit vers les pays de l’Alliance des États du Sahel (ESA) — à savoir le Mali, le Burkina Faso et le Niger . Une place forte en Afrique de l'Ouest Classé premier port conteneur d’Afrique de l’Ouest et quatrième sur le continent, le PAL est également le deuxième hub de transbordement en Afrique subsaharienne , juste après Durban (Afrique du Sud). Cette réussite s’appuie sur : Des infrastructures modernes Une numérisation avancée La mise en […]

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Contrôle des dépenses publiques : Lomé adopte un cadre unifié et moderne

Le Togo poursuit ses efforts pour moderniser la gestion des finances publiques. Depuis le lundi 26 mai 2025 , la Direction nationale du Contrôle financier (DNCF) organise une série de séances de sensibilisation à Aného autour d’un nouvel outil stratégique : le "cadre national de contrôle" . Ce document, validé en juillet 2024 avec l’appui de la coopération allemande (GIZ ) dans le cadre du projet Good Financial Governance (GFG) , vise à améliorer le travail des contrôleurs financiers à travers tout le pays. Il concerne notamment le suivi de l’exécution du budget de l’État, des collectivités locales et des institutions publiques. Un outil fiable pour une meilleure transparence Le cadre national de contrôle propose une méthode claire et commune visant : À renforcer la qualité des audits À réduire les irrégularités financières À garantir une utilisation plus efficace des […]

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La variole du singe se propage au Togo : les autorités en alerte

Plus d’une semaine après le signalement du premier cas, la variole du singe (MPOX) commence à se propager sur le territoire togolais. Selon les dernières données officielles, 7 cas confirmés ont été recensés à ce jour — tous localisés dans la capitale — tandis que **plus de 55 personnes identifiées comme contacts proches sont actuellement sous surveillance médicale. Selon les autorités sanitaires, la majorité des personnes contactées sont localisées, isolées à domicile et étroitement surveillées . Les soins sont dispensés gratuitement par le gouvernement, dans le cadre d’un plan de riposte inspiré des enseignements tirés de la gestion de la pandémie de Covid-19 . "Nous travaillons activement pour éviter un scénario comparable à celui du Covid-19. Plus tôt les cas sont détectés et pris en charge, plus vite nous pouvons rompre la chaîne de transmission," explique le Professeur Sika Dossim […]

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How Parents and Guardians Can Participate in the 2025 Free SHS Selection Process

The Ministry of Education has reinstated the practice of selecting Senior High Schools (SHS) before the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) for the 2025 academic year. This change emphasizes the crucial role of parents and guardians in guiding their wards through the school selection process. The selection window is open from Tuesday, May 27, to Friday, June 6, 2025. Key Guidelines for Parents and Guardians Active Participation RequiredParents and guardians must be directly involved in the school selection process. The selection form must be signed by a parent or guardian before submission to the headteacher of the candidate's junior high school. Selection of Seven SchoolsCandidates are to choose a total of seven schools: five main choices and two alternatives. Among the five main choices, at least three must be boarding schools and two day schools. Students are restricted to selecting […]

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Ghana Recalls Embassy Staff, Deploys New Team to Reopen Washington D.C. Mission on May 29

Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced the reopening of its embassy in Washington D.C. on Thursday, May 29, 2025, following a temporary closure prompted by a significant visa fraud scandal. The ministry has recalled all existing staff and deployed a new team of experienced diplomats to restore operations and implement critical reforms. Background of the ClosureThe embassy was shut down on May 26 after an audit uncovered a fraudulent scheme involving a locally recruited IT staff member, Fred Kwarteng. Kwarteng allegedly created an unauthorized link on the embassy's website, redirecting visa and passport applicants to his private company, Ghana Travel Consultants (GTC), where he charged unapproved fees ranging from $29.75 to $60. The scheme reportedly operated undetected for at least five years. Reforms and New DeploymentsIn response to the scandal, the Ministry has: Recalled all Foreign Affairs staff posted […]

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Lets Talk: Embracing Love in the Passage of Time: An Invitation to Slow Down

In our youth, we often find ourselves caught in a whirlwind of chasing dreams, ambitions, and romantic ideals. We run around like junior marathoners, convinced that we need to find the “love of our life” in a rush. This hectic pace can lead us to overlook the genuine connections right in front of us. As we grow older, time seems to slow down, and we begin to reflect on missed opportunities and the people we let slip away. This realization is both humbling and profound. In the pursuit of love, the urgency can cloud our judgment. We might chase after fleeting infatuations or romanticized ideals, often at the expense of building meaningful relationships with those truly aligned with our values and aspirations. We need to pause and recognize that love isn’t just about the thrill of the chase—it's about growing […]

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NCC Cracks Down on Telecom Outages: Mandates Real-Time Alerts, Compensation for Nigerians

NCC’s New Directive: Telecoms Must Alert Nigerians on Outages or Face Penalties The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has mandated telecom operators to immediately notify consumers of major network outages via media channels, including details on causes, affected areas, and restoration timelines. The directive, announced Sunday, also requires firms to issue compensation for outages lasting over 24 hours and launches a public portal to expose infrastructure vandals. Key Requirements: Alerts, Compensation, and Transparency Advance Notice: Operators must warn consumers one week ahead of planned outages (e.g., maintenance). Real-Time Updates: Unplanned outages (e.g., fibre cuts, vandalism) require immediate public alerts. Compensation: Subscribers get validity extensions for outages exceeding 24 hours, per the Consumer Code of Practice. Public Shaming: NCC’s new Major Outage Reporting Portal will name entities responsible for disruptions. What Qualifies as a ‘Major Outage’? The NCC defines major outages as: Impact: Affects 5%+ of subscribers or 5+ Local Government Areas (LGAs). Infrastructure Failures: Fibre cuts, […]

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Reps Speaker Yanks Compulsory Voting Bill Amid Public Outcry – ‘Democracy Thrives on Freedom, Not Fines

Nigeria’s Mandatory Voting Bill Axed: Tajudeen Bows to Pressure Speaker of the House of Representatives Abbas Tajudeen has withdrawn his contentious bill proposing six-month jail terms or ₦100,000 fines for Nigerians who skip voting, following fierce backlash from civil society, legal experts, and the public. The move marks the second time Tajudeen has retracted a controversial legislative proposal amid accusations of undermining democratic freedoms. Why the Bill Was Pulled In a Monday statement by his media aide Musa Krishi, Tajudeen cited: Public Sentiment: “Law-making must respect individual freedoms.” Stakeholder Pressure: Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Yiaga Africa, and others condemned the bill as “unconstitutional” and “draconian.” Pivot to Incentives: Tajudeen pledged to explore “positive incentives” instead of coercion to boost voter turnout. Global Context: The Speaker initially defended the bill by citing Australia and Brazil’s compulsory voting models, which achieve 90%+ participation. The Bill’s Controversial Clauses Introduced in February 2025 […]

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Saudi Arabia Deports Sheikh Gumi: Hajj Ban Over ‘Political Views’ Ignites Diplomatic Row

Sheikh Gumi Denied Hajj Entry: Saudi Authorities Cite ‘Political Views’ Saudi Arabia has deported prominent Nigerian Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi from Medina, barring him from participating in the 2025 Hajj pilgrimage despite initially granting him a visa. The cleric, sponsored by Nigeria’s Hajj Commission to provide religious guidance, was turned back upon arrival, reigniting debates over free expression and diplomatic protocol. The Controversy Unfolds: Visa Granted, Entry Denied Timeline: Gumi departed Nigeria on an Umza Air flight, arriving in Medina at 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 24, 2025. Saudi immigration officials denied him entry, citing undisclosed “reasons related to his views on world politics.” Deported to Nigeria, he resumed teaching duties by Monday, May 26. Gumi’s Statement:“I am grateful to Nigerian authorities for pledging to engage Saudi Arabia on this matter. My exclusion is regrettable but won’t deter my mission.” Behind the Ban: Politics vs. […]

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