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Kwapong Nursing College Appeals for Male Hostel Support

The Principal of the College of Nursing and Midwifery at Kwapong in the Ahafo Region, Nana Kwame Amoh Adinkrah, has raised serious concerns about the deplorable state of the school’s male hostel, warning that the situation is negatively impacting teaching and learning. Speaking to Adom News during the launch of the college’s 10th anniversary celebration, themed “Shelter, A Resource for Academic Excellence,” the principal lamented that since the school’s establishment in 2015, it has struggled to provide a suitable accommodation facility for male students. According to him, the limited size of the current hostel has led to severe congestion, posing significant health and safety risks. He revealed that as part of the anniversary activities in November 2025, the school will appeal to government, philanthropists, and NGOs to support the construction of a modern hostel facility. The Chief of Kwapong, Nana […]

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WAEC Releases 2024 WASSCE Results: Over 4,000 Subject Results Canceled.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results for the 2024 WASSCE for School Candidates. Out of the 460,611 students who registered for the exams, some irregularities were reported, leading to actions by WAEC:Subject results for 4,108 candidates were canceled due to bringing unauthorized materials like notes and textbooks into the exam hall.Entire results of 483 candidates were canceled for using mobile phones.Subject results of 781 candidates and the full results of 209 candidates were withheld for further investigations.WAEC has cautioned stakeholders to beware of fraudsters offering to alter results. The results can be accessed online at www.waecgh.org using WAEC’s results verification system.

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WAEC Delays Release of WASSCE Results for Over 460,000 Candidates.

The release of the 2024 WASSCE results for 460,611 candidates is facing delays as the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) awaits funds from the Ministry of Education. The GH¢118 million owed is crucial for repairing or replacing scanners needed to process objective test cards. According to WAEC’s Head of Public Affairs, John Kapi, breakdowns in the council’s scanners have stalled the process. He urged examination officials and suppliers to remain patient as efforts are underway to resolve the funding issues. The exams, conducted from August 5 to September 20, 2024, involved 1,003 schools and marked Ghana’s third time hosting the WASSCE exclusively. WAEC also noted several infractions during the exams, including the smuggling of mobile phones and distribution of answers, with plans to sanction those involved. The release of the 2024 WASSCE results for 460,611 candidates is facing delays as […]

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