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UCC Postpones Reopening for Freshers Amid Unforeseen Circumstances.

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has announced a delay in the reopening for Level 100 students for the 2024/2025 academic year. The institution cited "circumstances beyond the control of University Management" for the shift but did not provide further details. Affected students are advised to reprint their admission letters, which will now reflect the new reopening date. UCC has promised to communicate the revised date once confirmed. The announcement has stirred mixed reactions, with many students and families concerned about the academic delays.

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Education Sector Battles Mental Health Crisis.

The Ghanaian education system is facing an urgent mental health challenge among students, described by experts as a “silent epidemic.” Increasing cases of anxiety, depression, and stress are being reported across various levels of schooling, raising concerns about the support available for students’ mental well-being. The trend has prompted calls for educational institutions to prioritize mental health services, providing resources and support structures to help students cope with academic pressures and personal challenges. The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with health professionals, is exploring policies to integrate mental health awareness and support within school environments.

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149 BECE Results Withheld Over Exam Malpractices.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has withheld the results of 149 schools in the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) due to alleged examination malpractices. This action was taken after suspicions arose that students from these schools had engaged in various forms of cheating during the exams.WAEC is currently conducting thorough investigations to determine the extent of the irregularities. The specific nature of the malpractices has not been fully detailed, but in past cases, such issues have involved collusion, unauthorized assistance, and use of prohibited materials.This decision affects the students awaiting their results from these schools, and the outcome of the investigations will determine whether the results will be released or canceled. The WAEC urges all stakeholders to exercise patience while the review is conducted.This situation underscores the broader challenge of exam integrity in the country, prompting WAEC to […]

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Three Ghanaian Students Face Court for Alleged Transcript Forgery in US University Admissions.

Elementor Three former Ghanaian students, Evans Oppong, Henry Dabuo, and Otis Opoku, appeared in court on October 8, 2024, for allegedly forging high school transcripts to secure admission to Lehigh University, USA. The trio, who received over $500,000 in financial aid, were arrested on September 9 alongside a fourth student, Cyrilstan Nomobon Sowah-Nai, whose hearing is set for October 15. Lehigh University raised concerns about discrepancies in the transcripts, leading to their arrest. Defense attorneys argue that the documents were improperly authenticated and may involve third-party errors. The arraignment is scheduled for November 7.

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