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Congo Schools Reopen Despite Rising Ebola Cases
Schools across the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have reopened for the new academic year despite the country’s ongoing Ebola…
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Teacher Unions Set August 31 Deadline Over Delayed Promotions
A coalition of teacher unions has threatened industrial action if the government fails to place newly promoted teachers on their…
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Valley View University Graduates 1,156 Students; 237 Receive Degrees at Kumasi Campus
A total of 1,156 students from Valley View University’s three campuses—Oyibi, Kumasi and Techiman—have graduated, with 237 graduates emerging from…
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Obuasi SecTech Teachers Arrested Over Alleged Role in Headmaster’s Assault
Police in Obuasi have arrested two teachers of Obuasi Senior High Technical School (SecTech) in connection with the alleged assault…
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KUMACA Launches 70th Anniversary Celebration to Mark Seven Decades of Academic Excellence
Kumasi Academy (KUMACA) has officially launched activities to commemorate its 70th anniversary, celebrating seven decades of academic excellence, discipline and…
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Ashanti Regional Minister Calls for End to Vandalism and Mob Action in Schools
The Ashanti Regional Minister has called for an end to vandalism, mob action and other forms of indiscipline among students…
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NUGS Calls for Social Media Ban for Children Under 1
The President of the National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS), Rashid Ibrahim, has proposed a ban on social media use…
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Ghana to Deploy 300 Teachers to the Bahamas in New Education Partnership
Ghana will deploy 300 teachers to the Commonwealth of the Bahamas this year under a new education cooperation agreement between…
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Atiwa East DCE, Lotus Group Break Ground for Teachers’ Bungalow in Nanapa
The Atiwa East District Chief Executive, Ernest Owusu Ntim, and the Chief Executive Officer of Lotus Group Limited, Thomas Larbi,…
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Over 3 Million Pupils Learn Under Trees as Classroom Deficit Persists – Auditor-General
More than three million pupils across 13 regions are still receiving lessons under trees, in churches, sheds and other temporary…
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