Theme: Turning “Hook Up” to Hard Work: Empowering Young Girls in Ghana Amidst Economic Hardship. My dear countrymen and most importantly, the vibrant young women of Ghana, It is an honor to address an issue that affects the very fabric of our society—the future of young girls and their role in shaping the nation. At […]
As the countdown to the December 7 elections intensifies, the call for a peaceful electoral process has never been more urgent. In the bustling city of Kumasi, freelance journalist Nana Arko has emphasized the critical role of the media and civil society in fostering an environment conducive to democracy. In a brief interview Arko challenged […]
The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) has observed that both leading political parties, the NPP (“introduce a Free Tertiary Education Scholarship for PWDs to remove financial barriers to pursuing educational goals”) and the NDC (“establish a scholarship for persons with disabilities”), have included the introduction of scholarships for persons with disabilities in their education policies. While […]
Teacher ady Ebenezer .K. Donkor. A teacher anticipates that John Dramani Mahama will cancel the teacher’s licensure examinations when he wins to the upcoming elections. We will cancel that rubbish exams called licensure exam. It doesn’t add any knowledge to the teaching neither does it add anything to the teacher’s pedagogical skills. All it does […]
Double track” was introduced to maximize the use of existing space for the benefit of those that would’ve otherwise been left out of the opportunity of SHS education. . But you said it was evil. However, you are promising a “triple track” for maximization of existing industries in order to absorb job-seekers who would have […]
In a bid to enhance the educational experience for students at Senya Senior High School, Honorable Gizella Tetteh-Agbotui the MP Ewutu Senya West has donated a state-of-the-art HP server to the institution. The donation, which was made in response to a request from the school, aims to revitalize the abandoned ICT Lab, which has been […]
The former President and NDC flag bearer, H. E. John Dramani Mahama, recently made a significant promise during the NDC’s 2024 manifesto launch at the University of Education, Winneba. John Mahama outlined 30 educational policies, but we have singled out the pledge to abolish the current teacher licensure examination and integrate the licensing process into […]
ASEPA’s boss Mensah Thompson writes. 1. Today at the launch of the NDC Youth Manifesto, the Flagbearer of the NDC H.E John Mahama made a promise to remove all academic fees of first year entrants into the Universities across the Country. 2. For clarity of thoughts, the promise is pretty simple, Free SHS has increased […]
President of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) Prof. Mahamoud Akudugu, has formally requested that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) provide a detailed funding plan for their proposed free university fees policy for first-year students, should they assume office. While acknowledging the potential benefits of the policy, Prof. Mahamoud Akudugu expressed reservations about its […]
Educate Africa Institute (EAI) is closely examining former President John Mahama’s recent pledge to abolish academic fees for first-year university students. While this promise, made by the flag bearer for the National Democratic Congress (NDC), could potentially enhance access to higher education, it raises several critical questions about its feasibility and broader impact on Ghana’s […]
