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MTN Provides Free Connectivity to Online Learning Channels to Support Home Learning During The COVID -19 Virus Pandemic

Accra, Ghana- MTN Ghana has announced a Y’ello care package which gives customers the opportunity to access a variety of learning channels to support their children’s learning and entertainment needs. As part of measures to minimize the spread of COVID-19, the Government of Ghana closed down Universities, Senior High Schools …

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Bad Press And The Wrongful Interdiction of Upper West Regional Director of Education

It is an undeniable fact that the media is the ‘Fourth Estate of the Realm’ and this fact lies in its description, which fits squarely in Ghana’s current democratic dispensation as the “Freedom and independence of the media is guaranteed”. Ghana’s 1992 Constitution gave the media enough space and protection …

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Catherine Kuupol MIP Supports The 100 MIPs Project

Tamale, Ghana – Gold Fields Damang Metallurgical Manager, Mrs. Catherine Kuupol Kuutor MIP, has made a personal donation of cash towards successful implementation of “The 100 Most Influential Personalities from Northern Ghana” (The 100 MIPs) project. The 100 MIPs project is a human capital development project jointly being implemented by …

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Ghana is on Course – Bawumia

Tamale, Ghana – The combination of prudent macro-and micro- economic policies and programmes implemented by the Akufo-Addo administration over the last three years has strengthened Ghana’s economy and restored her to the path of economic development. This change in Ghana’s fortunes, which has been acknowledged by the international bodies, was …

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Many Collegeans Have Good WASSCE Grades; They Didn’t Choose Varsity Because of Job Security

The last week before universities went on holidays I met few of my friends from KNUST at CCC, Ayigya. We were having a good time until issues of education came in and Adelaide asked where I was currently. I told her Atebubu College of Education. She paused and asked “you …

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S/R: NGO Supports 240 Girls In West Gonja District

Damongo, Ghana – Mmakunim Foundation, a non- governmental Organisation (NGO) based in the USA has presented mensurationz management kits to some 240 female students in the West Gonja District in the Savannah Region of Ghana. The students, who are from Yabum Junior High School (JHS) and the Damongo Girl’s Model …

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2020 Polls: APC Unveils Education Policy; Basic to SHS Will be Free

Tamale, Ghana – The All People’s Congress (APC) has unveiled its policy on education, promising to redefine basic school education to include senior high. According to the policy document copied to Savannah News, senior high, vocational and technical education will be free for all Ghanaian children. “The APC will redefine basic …

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Achievts of Zongo Devt Ministry in Two Years

ZONGO DEVELOPMENT UNDER NPP • Ministry of Inner City and Zongo Development established • Zongo Development Fund established • 1080 Zongo communities identified • Since it’s creation 2 years ago, the following are the key achievements: Provision of water systems to the following Zongo communities: Gyankrom Zongo (Nsawam) Sabon Zongo …

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Start Researching Before a Sudden Policy Curtails Your Academic Progress – Dr. Wombeogo to Nurse Educators

Tamale, Ghana – A Senior Lecturer at the University for Development Studies (UDS), Dr. Michael Wombeogo, has urged nurse educators in the various nursing and midwifery training colleges across the country to start doing research in their areas of interest for publication. According to him, there was the likelihood of …

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TuCoE Matriculation: Enrolment Figures Dwindles; Principal Expresses Concern

Tumu, Ghana – Enrollment into the Tumu College of Education in the Upper West Region of Ghana is on a downward trend over the years. This worrying situation, according to the College Principal warrants immediate examination and a rapid response. Mr. Adams Kaleo Bertinus raised the concern at the College’s …

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