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Ja Rule Champions Education in Ghana: A Heartfelt Tour and Big Plans for Nuaso School

American rapper and philanthropist Ja Rule has returned to Ghana, reaffirming his dedication to improving education. This time, he’s focusing on the upcoming launch of a six-unit classroom block at Nuaso Anglican Primary School, located in the Eastern Region of Ghana. This initiative, born from a partnership between Ja Rule’s team and the nonprofit Pencils of Promise (PoP), aims to uplift educational facilities and provide a better learning environment for students.Before the grand opening, Ja Rule took time to visit the National Museum of Ghana, reflecting on the deep cultural and historical significance of his work. The museum tour, where he was particularly moved by the history of slavery, strengthened his emotional connection to Ghana and its cultural identity. “Education is something I’m truly passionate about,” Ja Rule shared, adding that he plans to build additional facilities, such as a […]

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Illegal Miners Invade Pankese Junior High School Compound

In the Birim North Assembly of the Eastern Region, illegal miners, locally known as "galamsey," have taken over the compound of the Pankese M/A Junior High School (JHS), jeopardizing the safety of students and disrupting their education. These miners are digging near the school, affecting the land that was previously reserved for agricultural lessons and other practical activities.The situation has escalated to the point where some students are participating in these illegal mining activities, sneaking out of school to join the miners after classes. The headmaster, Prince Amoako, expressed concerns about the risks to students' safety and the adverse impact on their learning environment. Despite efforts to stop the miners, the situation remains unresolved.The School Management Committee Chairman, Noah Addo, raised further alarms about the demolished school urinal and the lack of promises from authorities to rebuild it. With the […]

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Police Officer Injured as Savannah College Students Riot Over School Status

A police officer suffered a head injury while attempting to control a violent protest by students of the Savannah College of Education in Daboya. The police, led by the Savannah Regional Commander, had escorted the college principal to address the students regarding their concerns. However, tensions escalated, leading to an attack on the officer, who was later treated and discharged.A student was arrested but later released on bail with a warning. Despite the principal’s address, students insist on full disclosure of the college’s status and plan to stage a demonstration on March 5. Meanwhile, the principal, along with traditional leaders, is seeking government intervention to resolve the issue.

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Teacher Dies in Road Crash on His Way to School

A devastating accident on Monday morning at Assin Dansame in the Central Region claimed the life of a 34-year-old teacher, Michael Brobbey.Brobbey, who taught at Assin Breman near Assin Kushia, was riding his motorbike from Assin Breku to school when the tragic incident occurred around 7:30 a.m. Eyewitnesses report that an oncoming vehicle attempted to overtake another, forcing Brobbey to swerve onto the pedestrian lane. Unfortunately, a KIA vehicle with registration number GF-4723-22 struck him from behind, killing him instantly.The Assin North police quickly responded, transporting his body to the mortuary. The driver of the KIA vehicle has been arrested to assist with investigations.The accident has left the Assin Breku community in deep mourning, as Brobbey, affectionately known as “Kobii,” was cherished by his students, colleagues, and loved ones. His sudden passing has sent shockwaves through the town, highlighting concerns […]

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Mahama’s Free Tertiary Tuition Policy to Reimburse First-Year Students.

The Education Minister-designate, Haruna Iddrisu, has announced that first-year students who have already paid their tuition fees will receive reimbursements under the government’s free tertiary tuition policy.This policy, a flagship initiative of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), aims to improve access to higher education as part of the 2024 campaign promises.Addressing the Appointments Committee in Parliament on January 20, 2025, Mr. Iddrisu revealed that the policy's implementation would require an estimated ₵345 million. The funds will be allocated to tertiary institutions to process refunds for affected students.He also emphasized the flexibility of the policy, allowing parents who prefer to pay tuition fees to do so voluntarily. “The beauty of this is that parents who are willing to pay can still contribute under this policy,” he explained.The free tuition initiative seeks to alleviate financial burdens on families and promote equitable access […]

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Appianyinasehene Celebrates BECE Stars with Cash Awards at Akwasidae.

Nana Kwanin Kwanfo II, the Appianyinasehene of Juaben in the Ashanti Region, marked the first Akwasidae celebration by awarding top-performing BECE candidates in the Juaben Municipality. Female students with aggregate 6 received GH₵3,000, while those scoring aggregates 8 and 9 were given GH₵2,000 and GH₵1,500, respectively, along with other goodies. Helina Asiedua Acquah from Atia MA JHS was named the overall best student. The initiative, inspired by the Otumfuo Education Fund, aims to motivate students to excel academically.

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St Vincent College Principal Resigns Amid Appointment Controversy.

Prof. Jonas Kwabla Fiadzawoo, Principal of St Vincent College of Education in Yendi, has resigned just two months after his controversial appointment, which led to the closure of the college. In his resignation letter to the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC), Prof. Fiadzawoo cited the community's disapproval of his appointment as the reason for stepping down, emphasizing the importance of respecting local sentiments.The college had been shut down on the orders of the Overlord of Dagbon, Ya-Na Abukari II, following protests against the board’s decision to appoint Prof. Fiadzawoo instead of a local candidate. The Overlord had advocated for prioritizing Dagomba candidates to address concerns of marginalization.Despite a promise by the governing board to consider local applicants, the appointment of Prof. Fiadzawoo on November 27, 2024, went against the Overlord’s recommendation. Consequently, staff were ordered to vacate the college premises […]

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Mahama on LGBT Bill: Education Over Legislation.

President John Dramani Mahama has called for the reintroduction of an LGBTQ bill, emphasizing that it should be a government-sponsored initiative rather than a private member’s bill. Speaking during a meeting with the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference in Accra, Mahama reflected on the failed anti-LGBTQ bill from the 8th Parliament, explaining that the bill expired with the previous government.Mahama noted that a consensus-driven government-backed bill would foster broader consultation and public agreement. He also argued that teaching family values in schools could eliminate the need for such legislation altogether.During the 2024 campaign, Mahama said he would have reviewed the controversial bill thoroughly before signing it into law, if elected. He stressed that any future bill must align with African culture, religious beliefs, and Ghanaian societal values. The Catholic Bishops reaffirmed their support for the bill and encouraged Mahama to reintroduce […]

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Chidimma Adetshina Declines Romance Amid Success.

Chidimma Adetshina, the first runner-up at the recent Miss Universe pageant, has made it clear that she is not interested in pursuing a romantic relationship at the moment. The 23-year-old South African-born Nigerian model shared this personal decision during a recent interview on the show Your View, responding to increased attention from men after her rise to fame.While she did not go into detail about her personal life, rumors suggest that she may already be involved with someone.Adetshina, who went through a divorce earlier this year and is a devoted mother, also reflected on her journey in the pageant world. After facing criticism over her nationality during her participation in Miss South Africa, she withdrew from the competition but went on to win Miss Universe Nigeria. She later made history as the first Nigerian to secure a first runner-up spot […]

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Atiwa East MP Celebrates Teachers with Cash and Prizes.

Abena Osei-Asare, MP for Atiwa East, has honored 41 hardworking and retired teachers in her constituency as part of her newly established Teachers’ Awards. Winners received cash prizes, motorbikes, TVs, and fridges for their dedication and impact in both public and private schools.Fauzia Nuhu of Moseaso Presby Basic School was crowned overall best teacher, taking home GH₵10,000, a refrigerator, and a 50-inch TV. Other awardees received GH₵5,000 each alongside other items. Categories included Best JHS Teacher, Best Primary Teacher, and Teacher at Deprived Areas.Speaking at the ceremony, Osei-Asare reaffirmed her commitment to education and encouraged teachers to embrace lifelong learning. The Eastern Regional Education Director, Dr. Ivy Owusu Asante, and other stakeholders also urged teachers to nurture students for 21st-century challenges.

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