COLUMNIST: JOSEPH COFFIE SELORM AHIABENU

Parent ndash;Teacher Associations (PTAs) remain one of the most visible structures for community participation in Ghanai ...

As 2025 draws to a close, it is hard to ignore how deeply politics, education, and development have intertwined in Ghana ...

In recent weeks, I have met several young people who recently completed Senior High School and are eager to continue the ...

The recent WAEC examination results, which recorded a worrying level of failure, have sparked intense public debate. Unf ...

The renewed debate surrounding Wesley Girls Senior High School and the participation of Muslim students in certain relig ...

Behind every successful student is a teacher who gives their all, energy, patience, and compassion. But behind that dedi ...

When the judiciary shakes, the whole nation feels it. In recent weeks, Ghanaians have watched our justice system come un ...

In Ghana, we often see the power of health communication only when something goes wrong. A disease outbreak hits, from m ...

As Ghana navigates a period of economic difficulty, one question grows louder: How can we sustain quality education when ...

Ghana rsquo;s Education Minister recently reiterated that Senior High School students are not permitted to keep long hai ...

Across Africa, and particularly in Ghana, the conversation about jobs and skills is changing. The rise of digital econom ...

The Minister of Education rsquo;s recent directive that Ghanaian schools must now teach in the mother tongue has stirred ...

Across the world, education systems are being reshaped to prepare young people for a fast-changing future: one that dema ...

In Ghana, the phrase ldquo;A school rdquo; vs ldquo;B school rdquo; shapes how students dream, how parents worry, and ...