COLUMNIST: ALPHA OSEI AMOAKO

For many young people in Ghana, graduation is seen as the final step before securing a government job. It is a dream ...

Every year, examination results dominate conversations about education in Ghana. Parents compare schools ba ...

Dr Adutwum makes a case that sounds airtight until you sit with it for a minute. He wants university admissions matched ...

Ghana prohibits corporal punishment in schools. The law is clear. The practice is not. Walk into enough G ...

When Ghana introduced the Standard-Based Curriculum (SBC) in 2019 through the National Council for Curriculum and Ass ...

I have seen parents proudly post their children rsquo;s KG report cards on social media, especially when the cards sh ...

Somewhere in Ghana right now, a JHS 3 student is sitting under a flickering bulb trying to hold ten subjects in his h ...

Walk into any staffroom in Ghana and this argument will find you. Someone will swear that children only behave when t ...

A video goes viral. A Ghanaian man surrounded by fifteen people on a street in KwaZulu-Natal is told to prove he belo ...

An academic certificate that commands perhaps the most respect across the world is the Doctor of Philosophy. People b ...

Every school head I have ever spoken with wants their teachers to stay. And almost every one of them, when a teacher ...

There are people whose hearts naturally lean toward kindness. They are the ones who show up when others are in need. ...

Every election season brings with it a familiar spectacle. Alongside campaign rallies and policy debates, prophetic ...

This year 39;s statistics from the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) on the WASSCE performance (2025) leave much ...

Have you ever found yourself in a working environment where gossiping, backbiting, betrayal, and the struggle for fa ...

Understanding the Historical Context The policy of using the mother tongue in the delivery of instruction is not ...