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The Chief of Amamoma in the Cape Coast Metropolis of the Central region Nana Yartel has accused male students of the Cape Coast University of impregnating girls in the metropolis and ditching them. According to him, the male students lure the girls in the area into sexual relationships and break up with them immediately they […]

The admission of the first batch of students into the Kumasi Technical University has stalled as hackers cause the school’s official website and admission portal to shut down. The two systems of the school, formerly Kumasi Polytechnic, have been down for two months, making it impossible for prospective local and international students to access it

From a humble beginning in a small village in the Volta Region, a 28-year-old man has against all odds, etched his name in the country’s academic books as one of the great academics. Sylvester Adreban who scored aggregate 26 in his Basic Education Certificate Examination a decade ago, graduated as the overall best student at

Police in Atebubu in the Brong Ahafo region have arrested a 31-year-old teacher for allegedly luring some male students into homosexuality. The suspect Joshua Baye Gingin is in the grips of the Atebubu-Amantin Police after he attempted to have sex with a 19-year-old SHS Student. Police say the teacher has been luring the student to

Government has given clearance for Cape Coast and Tamale Polytechnics to be added to six polytechnics to be converted to technical universities by the end of September. A statement by the Education Minister Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang said the decision was arrived at after a re-assessment of the two Polytechnics found that they had met the criteria

Barring any last-minute change, the Ghana Education Service (GES) will release the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) posting of Senior High School (SHS) candidates tomorrow, Wednesday September 29, 2016. GES sources reveal to The Finder that Director-General of GES, Mr. Jacob Kor, would address a press con­ference today to announce the release of

NSS has given the opportunity to the 2015/2016 service personnel to voluntarily extend their service for six additional months. The first batch of extension postings which were released last week placed some of the personnel in districts other than they previously served. The National service scheme is giving the opportunity to all newly posted personnel

Dare2start is an entrepreneurship challenge which is currently running on the University of Ghana, Legon campus. Dare2start seeks to ignite the Entrepreneurial spirit among the student body. The Dare2Start Story So Far The challenge started with 70 teams who registered to partake. The competition began with an opening ceremony on 5th September, 2016 where students

All 16, 432 newly-trained teachers from both public and private colleges of education are ready for posting, according to the Ministry of Education. A statement released on Friday, stated that “we hope the postings would put to rest claims in certain quarters that newly-trained teachers would not be absorbed this year because of the high

ANOTHER STELLAR PERFORMANCE BY UNIVERSITY OF GHANA IN 2016 WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS University of Ghana ranked in the band of 601—800 this year out of 980 institutions worldwide according to a release by Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings. https://www.timeshighereducation.com/datapoints/university-ghana/wurrelease/details This year again, no University in Ghana made it to the THE World Rankings, placing