Senior Lecturer at the Department of Linguistics, University of Ghana Kofi Agyekum has partly blamed student's addiction to social media as the reason for this year's poor WASSSCE performance.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) said out of 242, 162 candidates who sat for the 2014 May/June West African senior school Certificate Examination (WAssCE), 68, 062 (28.11 per cent) qualified for tertiary admissions.
Cartoonist and graphic designer Stephen Appiah paints a picture of social media apps' reaction to a student's woeful performance.
Burkina Faso expels French diplomats for 'subversive activities'
GOIL reduces petrol price by 29 pesewas, sells GHC14.70 per litre
The disrespect towards security is terrible; we can do better — Atik Mohammed co...
Starlink to cease connection in Ghana, other “unavailable” countries on April 30...
MMCEs, DCEs and Regional Ministers must be elected to reduce political interfere...
National Cathedral: ‘Nonsense; you take taxes from broke Ghanaians to dig a clum...
April 18: Cedi sells at GHS13.59 to $1, GHS13.01 on BoG interbank
We must harness the collective power and ingenuity of female leaders to propel o...
Saglemi Housing Project will not be left to rot – Kojo Oppong Nkrumah
Asantehene commends Matthew Opoku Prempeh for conceiving GENSER Kumasi Pipeline ...
