Cracking Ghana’s Academic Walls: Do You Really Need A PhD To Lecture?
Many believe a PhD is mandatory to lecture in Ghana, but passion and real experience can be more impactful.
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Recent News
Stay current with the latest updates from Ghana and around the world. Our Recent News section brings you timely reports on the most important developments as they unfold.
Ghana’s First Pinhole Weight-Loss Surgery Changes Lives At UGMC
UGMC has performed Ghana’s first-ever pinhole obesity surgery—a landmark gastric sleeve operation that offers hope to obese patients. The historic success paves the way for safer, modern weight-loss solutions in Ghana.
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Ghana Arrests 11 Chinese For Illegal Mining At Bole Bamboi In Major Crackdown
In a major anti-galamsey operation, Ghanaian authorities arrested 11 Chinese nationals and seized bulldozers, trucks, and other mining equipment at Bole Bamboi. The raid forms part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal mining and protect the environment.
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Ghana Records First Mpox Death: 23 New Cases Signal Escalation Of Outbreak
The Ghana Health Service has announced the country’s first death from Mpox, with 23 new cases confirmed, raising the total to 257. Authorities are intensifying public education and urging early reporting of symptoms as the outbreak shows signs of acceleration.
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Bawku SHS Shuts Down After Final-Year Student Shot Dead on Campus
A tragic shooting incident at Bawku Senior High School has left a final-year student dead, forcing school authorities to shut down operations. The student was reportedly dragged from his dormitory and shot by unidentified attackers. This follows a disturbing rise in violence affecting schools in northern Ghana.
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Gunmen Kill 3 Students In Bawku And Nalerigu: Is Ghana’s School Security Failing?
A wave of deadly violence has hit senior high schools in Bawku and Nalerigu, leaving three students dead after gunmen opened fire in their dormitories. This shocking development has sparked national concern over the state of school security and the spillover of regional conflict into educational spaces.
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When Standards Fall: The Real Cost of Scrapping Teacher Licensure Exams
As Ghana moves to cancel the teacher licensure examination, deep concerns arise about the implications for educational quality. This article critiques the decision, revealing how our systems may be choosing convenience over competence — and risking the nation’s human capital in the process.
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Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang Visits Oguaa Traditional Council Ahead of PANAFEST 2025
Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang Reaches Out to Oguaa Traditional Council in Spirit of Unity Before PANAFEST 2025 As Ghana
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“A Broken System”: Ghana’s Finance Minister Exposes Deep Economic Crisis Inherited from NPP
Ghana’s Economy in Crisis: Finance Minister Unpacks the Harsh Economic Reality Left Behind When Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson assumed the
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University of Ghana Graduates 1,900 Students with a Bold Call to Lead and Innovate
More Than a Degree: University of Ghana Graduates Urged to Lead Africa’s Transformation More than 1,900 students have graduated from
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