The Unresolved Tussle Between TUTAG and the Management of TaTu: A Concern for Students
In a recent press release, the TaTu- DASA expressed their deep concern regarding the ongoing dispute between the Technical University Teachers Association of Ghana (TUTAG) and the management of TaTU University. The impasse over conditions of service and other benefits…
Effective Study Techniques for Different Learning Styles
Effective studying is crucial for academic success, but not all students learn the same way. Each individual has a unique learning style, and understanding how you learn best can significantly improve your study sessions. In this article, we will explore…
Our education means a lot to us: Dismissed students of Chiana SHS cry and plead with Akuffo Addo for forgiveness and restoration.
Eight dismissed students of Chiana Secondary School in the Kasena Nankana West District of the Upper East Region have asked Ghana’s President, Nana Akuffo Addo, to forgive them for their unsavory comments they made about him a few months ago….
Delay in releasing capitation grants to collapsing public Basic schools
Member of Parliament for Builsa South, Dr. Clement Apaak, warns the government against the delay in the payment of capitation grants to various public Basic schools. According to the legislator, the delay in the release of money is gradually collapsing…
WAEC’s admonition shot
WAEC’s admonition shot. At the point when the continuous WASSCE started, we were confident that this time, there would be no embarrassments. Our position was pivoted upon the way that past embarrassments pulled in an adequate number of approvals and…
KNUST understudies isolated over suspension of SRC/Hall week festivities and end of JCR framework
Various understudies of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) have communicated blended responses to the Governing Council’s choice to suspend corridor week festivities and the rejecting of Junior Common Room framework. A portion of the understudies contend…
