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Basic school students asked to pay GH¢10 for water and electricity bills – Report

By:brightwebtv/Nana asare barimah Basic school students at Ngleshie Amanfrom Government School have been asked to pay water and power fees. Some parents have expressed their outrage at the situation. Each student has been requested to contribute 10 Ghana cedis to cover both the water and energy expenses. One of the …

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C/R: Snakes chase away Enyan Abaasa Anglican basic school students, teachers

  EDUCATION 38 MINUTES AGO   LISTEN     Teachers and students of the Enyan Abaasa Anglican Basic School in the Ajumako Enyan Essiam District of the Central Region are constantly being chased by snakes during school hours among many challenges confronting the school. This is because the school building has no doors and …

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GPHA pays staff 3.5 months basic salary as bonus for 2022

    Management of the Ghana Ports an Harbours Authority (GPHA) has approved a three-and-one-half months basic salary as bonus for their staff for the year 2022. An internal memo signed by the Corporate Human Resource Manager, Kwabena Adu Safo said permanent/contract staff who have worked for one year and …

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No chalk, textbooks, others as basic schools reopen, address them – NDC MP to govt

  By: brightwebtv/nana asare barimah       A Deputy Ranking Member on the Education Committee of Parliament Dr. Clement Apaak has asked the Ministry of Education and Ghana Education Service to provide the needed resources and learning materials for basic schools as they reopen school tomorrow, Tuesday, May 10, …

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Basic school textbooks coming in March – MoE

By:brightwebtv /Nana asare barimah Kwesi Kwarteng, PRO, MoE The Ministry of Education has allayed fears of teachers and parents over the delays in the provision of textbooks for the smooth running of education at the basic level in the country.  According to the Ministry, the textbooks will be released to …

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GNAT calls for withdrawal of semester calendar for KG, Basic schools

  By:brightwebtv /Nana asare barimah The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has called for the immediate withdrawal of the semester system introduced in the basic and Junior High Schools (JHS). The Ghana Education Service has introduced a semester-based academic calendar for public Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior High Schools. The Deputy Director-General …

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Akufo-Addo launches $219M GALOP initiative for 10,000 low-performing basic schools

  June 18, 2020 The President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, has launched the Ghana Accountability and Learning Outcomes Project (GALOP). The initiative is to help drive standards and quality in some ten thousand low-performing basic schools across the country. Launching the Project on Thursday, 18th June 2020, at Jubilee House, …

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“I Am Sorry” – NAPO Apologizes To Basic School Teachers

By:brightwebtv.com/nana asare barimah NAPO Education Minister, Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, said his comments suggesting diploma holders attended colleges with worst grades were misconstrued. In parts of a video which had already gone viral on social media, Dr Prempeh is seen purportedly describing diploma teachers as having attended colleges with the …

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BOMBSHELL: Several Police recruits cannot read and write basic English – Report

By:brightwebtv.com/nana asare barimah   It has emerged that some recruits of the Ghana Police Service cannot read, write and understand the official English Language even to the point of resorting to the archaic way of thumb printing documents instead of penning their signatures. “It is so sad to find men …

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Basic school leavers top 2018 list of convicts in Ghana

By:brightwebtv.com/nana asare barimah File photo: Gavel Basic school leavers have topped the list of persons jailed in various prison facilities in the country for 2018, according to the Prisons Service’s annual report. The report shows that out of the 9,034 persons who were convicted last year, a whopping 5,888 had …

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