Friday, April 24

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Mfantsipim School to get ultramodern Robotics Engineering Laboratory in 2026 
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Mfantsipim School to get ultramodern Robotics Engineering Laboratory in 2026 

The Government, through the Ghana Education Service (GES), has committed to completing a state-of-the-art Robotic Engineering Laboratory for Mfantsipim School by the first quarter of 2026.   Works such as painting and the installation of burglar- proof for the lab are done, along with the setup of gadgets and kits to house the engineering equipment.  Shipment of more than 70 per cent of the foreign equipment are already in and with the contractor, while the remaining 30 per cent are expected to arrive by the end of the year.   Prof Ernest Kofi Davis, the Director General of GES, indicated that with their back-to-back wins at the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), Mfantsipim’s accolades had expanded.  He made the remarks at the School’s 149th Speech and ...
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Ghana Hosts Maiden Africa Education Trust Fund Artificial Intelligence Conference
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Ghana Hosts Maiden Africa Education Trust Fund Artificial Intelligence Conference

Ghana has hosted the maiden edition of the Africa Artificial Intelligence (AI) Conference, bringing together ministers, traditional rulers, religious leaders, students, policymakers, researchers, innovators, and investors to chart a new course for Africa’s digital future. The Conference, organised by the Africa Education Trust Fund (AETF) at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) on November 5, 2025, was held under the theme “AI for Africa: Unlocking Opportunities for Education, Innovation, and Sustainable Development.” The landmark conference featured exhibitions of AI-powered innovations in education, agriculture, health, and governance. It marked a pivotal moment in the continent’s technological evolution — one focused on ensuring that Africa defines its own path in the AI ...
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Major Reforms Announced Under President Mahama’s Reset Agenda to Improve Student Loan Access
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Major Reforms Announced Under President Mahama’s Reset Agenda to Improve Student Loan Access

The Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) has announced a series of major reforms following President John Dramani Mahama’s directive under his Reset Agenda, aimed at improving the affordability, accessibility, and equity of higher education in Ghana. In a statement signed by Dr. Saajida Shiraz, Chief Executive Officer of the SLTF, the Fund outlined several new measures designed to provide greater financial relief and support for tertiary students nationwide. 🔹 Introduction of  Students Loan Plus A key feature of the reforms is the Students Loan Plus package, introduced as part of the government’s No Fees Stress Initiative. This package provides full fee coverage loans that are disbursed directly to tertiary institutions on behalf of eligible students. The initiative is expected...
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North Dayi MP hands over new classroom block to Yordan-Nu 
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North Dayi MP hands over new classroom block to Yordan-Nu 

Member of Parliament (MP) of North Dayi, has commissioned a new classroom block for the White Cross D/A Basic School in Vakpo-Yordan-Nu to boost the educational landscape of the area.  Describing the moment as a transformation of hope, the MP said the facility marked the end of years of teaching and learning under trees, in the open and under a harsh weather conditions as she handed over the newly constructed classroom block to pupils and teachers of the White Cross D/A Basic School.  “This is more than infrastructure. It is a promise of brighter futures and a foundation upon which the dreams of our children will stand,” she said.  The new block, built to improve safety and enhance the learning environment, provides modern and spacious classrooms for pupils who previousl...
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NSMQ 2025: Mfantsipim thrashes Adisadel, Prempeh to qualify for semi-finals  
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NSMQ 2025: Mfantsipim thrashes Adisadel, Prempeh to qualify for semi-finals  

Mfantsipim School, the reigning champions of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), has beaten city rivals, Adisadel College and visitors Prempeh College emphatically to book their ticket to the semi-finals of the 2025 edition of the competition in Cape Coast.   ‘The School’ thrashed the two colleges severely in what was supposed to be a ‘clash of the titans, taking a comfortable lead right from the onset of the contest and cruising to victory by a landslide to cement their reign.   As expected, the contest was characterised by excitements, tensions, cheers and a series of protests.   When the last bell went off, the Botwe boys emerged victors with 64 points, leaving Adisadel and Prempeh with 40 points each.   Mfantsipim demonstrated their res...
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GEMS Education and Infinity Developments Explore the Establishment of New International School in Zanzibar
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GEMS Education and Infinity Developments Explore the Establishment of New International School in Zanzibar

• GSM and Infinity to explore launch of a world-class international school in Zanzibar by 2027 • Project aligns with national goals to enhance educational access, quality, and innovation • Partnership combines GSM’s global education expertise with Infinity’s visionary community developments GEMS School Management (GSM), the advisory arm of GEMS Education, and Infinity Developments, the largest development company in Zanzibar developing the Anantara Zanzibar Resort & Residences among other landmark residential and hospitality projects across Zanzibar and East Africa, today announced plans to explore the establishment of a new international school in Zanzibar. Scheduled to open in 2027, the school will be part of Infinity Hills, a mixed-use commu...
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Ministry of Education clarifies: English remains language of instruction in basic schools
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Ministry of Education clarifies: English remains language of instruction in basic schools

The Ministry of Education has refuted claims that English has been dropped as the language of instruction in basic schools across the country. According to the Ministry, English remains an essential part of Ghana’s education system, and there are no plans to cancel or replace its use in teaching and learning. In a statement signed by the Deputy Minister for Education, Hon. Dr. Clement Apaak, the Ministry explained that the policy on using children’s home languages alongside English is not new. It has been part of Ghana’s educational framework since independence, although its implementation over the years has not been fully effective. Dr. Apaak emphasized that the government’s current effort is aimed at revitalizing this long-standing policy to improve learning outcomes in early child...
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Law students now eligible for students loan plus
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Law students now eligible for students loan plus

The Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) has announced that professional law students in Ghana are now eligible to benefit from the Students Loan Plus initiative, which provides full fee coverage loans to tertiary students. This follows a directive from President John Dramani Mahama calling for the inclusion of students from the Ghana School of Law in the national student loan scheme. The move marks a significant milestone in government efforts to promote equal access to higher education and professional training across all disciplines. In a statement issued by the Corporate Communications Directorate of the SLTF, the Fund explained that the inclusion of law students aligns with the government’s broader vision of ensuring that no qualified Ghanaian student is denied higher education due t...
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COHHETI urges timely release of ‘No-Stress Fees’ grants to health training institutions 
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COHHETI urges timely release of ‘No-Stress Fees’ grants to health training institutions 

The Conference of Heads of Health Training Institutions (COHHETI) has called on the government to expedite action for the release of grants to Health Training Institutions (HTIs) under the ‘No-Stress Fees’ Policy.  Miss Margaret Mary Alacoque, the President of the COHHETI, said the prolonged delays in the release of the grant could possibly compromise academic and operational progress in the beneficiary health training institutions. Ms Alacoque made the call at the opening session of the 18th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of COHHETI, underway at Abesim, near Sunyani in the Bono Region. The seven-day AGM is on the “Transforming health training for a resilient workforce: specialisation, innovation and quality assurance.” Ms Alacoque stated that although the academic calendar was a...
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Kadjebi residents divided over Mother Tongue Policy directive
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Kadjebi residents divided over Mother Tongue Policy directive

Residents of Kadjebi in the Oti Region have expressed mixed reactions to the recent directive by Mr Haruna Iddrisu, the Minister of Education, advocating the use of local languages as the medium of instruction from kindergarten to primary three. The directive, which forms part of the government’s efforts to improve literacy and comprehension among early-grade learners, seeks to promote effective teaching and learning by encouraging teachers to communicate in languages pupils understand best. While some residents have welcomed the policy, describing it as a step in the right direction, others believe it could negatively affect pupils’ ability to master English, which remains the country’s official language and a key medium of communication in higher education and employment. Ms Mab...
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