Dr. Kojo Poku, a development economist affiliated with the Centre for Social Policy at the University of Ghana, has advocated for a reconsideration of student fees in public universities. Poku highlighted that augmenting these fees could significantly aid in fortifying the financial stability of these institutions while simultaneously reducing the …
Read More »UK Government and Ghana Statistical Service Launch International Data Masterclass to Advance Data-Driven Decision-Making
In a joint effort to bolster data literacy and elevate the quality of decision-making processes, the UK government and the Ghana Statistical Service have unveiled the groundbreaking International Data Masterclass in Ghana. This initiative aims to cultivate excellence in data analysis and interpretation among senior leaders, acknowledging the pivotal role …
Read More »Practical Education Network (PEN) and Philanthropist Donate Hands-On Science Training Materials to Agotime-Kpetoe District Science Teachers
In a bid to enhance the quality of science education in Ghana, the Practical Education Network (PEN) in collaboration with philanthropist Professor Yuan Luo has generously provided science training materials and practice manuals to schools and science educators in the Agotime Districts of the Volta Region. This commendable donation aimed …
Read More »US Embassy: Record Number of Ghanaians Opt for Higher Education in the United States – 31.6% Surge in Enrollment
The Institute of International Education’s 2023 Open Doors Report has revealed a significant surge in Ghanaian students opting for undergraduate and graduate studies in the United States. The report, released recently, indicates a substantial increase of 31 percent in the academic year 2022-2023, with over 6,400 Ghanaian students choosing U.S. …
Read More »West African Examinations Council Releases 2023 BECE Provisional Results for School and Private Candidates
In a recent announcement, the West African Examinations Council unveiled the provisional results of the 2023 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) for both School and Private Candidates. The Council’s initiative aims to keep the public informed about the performance of candidates in this critical educational assessment. According to the released …
Read More »Kumasi Technical University First-Year Students Gain Recognition for Crafting Metallic Coal Pots
In an unusual yet commendable move, first-year students at Kumasi Technical University have earned praise from the institution’s management for their skill in crafting metallic coal pots. While some applaud the students’ efforts, others question the significance of such an accomplishment in today’s economy. Critics argue that molding traditional coal …
Read More »Afro-Arab Group CEO Expresses Interest in Completing Saglemi Housing Project
Salamu Amadu, the Chief Executive Officer of Afro-Arab Group of Companies, has voiced his eagerness to acquire and complete the controversial Saglemi Housing Project. In an upcoming interview with KSM, Amadu appeals to the government to consider selling the abandoned project to him, emphasizing the fundamental human right to shelter. …
Read More »GHOne TV’s Nadima Uthman Chosen as Global Rare Diseases Journalism Fellow for 2023
Renowned news presenter and health reporter, Nadima Umar Uthman from GHOne TV, has been honored as one of the esteemed journalists selected to receive the prestigious 2023 Covering Rare Diseases Fellowship. Organized by the National Press Foundation (NPF) in the United States, this highly regarded accolade will bring together 25 …
Read More »Washing Bay Attendant Dies While Washing a Truck in The Ashanti Region
In a heart-wrenching incident at Abirem Newtown, located in the Ashanti Region, a washing bay attendant in his thirties met a fatal end while carrying out his duties. The victim, known only as Nuhu, sadly succumbed to his injuries after becoming trapped under a truck’s head during the cleaning process. …
Read More »LDS Church Donates $300,000 Worth of Relief Supplies to Akosombo Dam Spillage Victims
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) has extended a helping hand to alleviate the impact of the Akosombo Dam spillage on residents in the Volta Region. The charitable endeavor saw LDS donating relief supplies worth $300,000 to the affected constituencies in the region. Working closely with Members …
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