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'Old Toms' donates equipment to alma mater |
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Old Students of Aquinas Secondary donated sports equipment to the school as part of their contributions towards sports development in the school.
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School of Communications Studies library receives support |
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The School of Communications Studies, University of Ghana, Legon has received books on Communication and Media to enhance their library.
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Proprietor calls for acceleration of girl-child education |
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The Proprietor of Dumas International JHS, Mr Moroco has urged stakeholders to champion girl-child education to accelerate the country's growth and development.
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Teacher inserts ginger into vagina of girl |
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Police in Tema have begun investigations into how a teacher of Mystical Rose School inserted ginger into the vagina of a three year old pupil.
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Prestigious school in Accra closed down after H1N1 breakout |
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The prestigious Lincoln Community School in Accra has been closed down following 16 students' contraction of the N1H1 swine flue there.
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Statement: Education coalition on World Toilet Day 2010 |
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Over 12,000 schools in Ghana do not have toilet facilities because DCEs simply ignore approved school designs to suit their personal and political interest.
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KNUST installs DNA equipment |
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The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology has installed equipment capable for conducting DNA tests in the country.
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School Feeding Programme, key to attaining the MDGs |
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Deputy Western Regional Minister, Ms Bosomtwi-Sam, says the School Feeding Programme has the potential to attain the Millennium Development Goals.
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Apam SHS: Old students to renovate sickbay |
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Old students of Apam SHS have decided to rehabilitate the school's sickbay to enable it provide quality health service to the students.
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TEWU strike over unpaid salaries |
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The Teachers and Educational Workers Union in two of Ghana’s universities are on an indefinite strike over outstanding salaries.
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TEWU strike ill-timed - Government |
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Government has expressed surprise over the strike sweeping through the country’s universities, which is being engineered by TEWU.
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Mfantsipim head wants Computer Placement System re-examined |
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The Computer School Selection Placement System (CSSPS) does not encourage partnership in educational pursuits.
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MPs call for more discipline in schools |
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An MP on Friday called on school authorities to wake up to the task of monitoring and supervising the activities of students' associations.
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UEW students happy to wear prescribed uniforms |
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Some students of the University of Education say they are comfortable wearing a prescribed uniform to lectures.
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Build better future for your children - Minister |
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The Northern Regional Director of Information Services Department, Mr Felix Ibrahim, has called on parents to build a better future for their children by sending them to school.
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Standing ovation for President Mills |
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The Government has acceded to restore its assistance to the African Universities Association and honour a four-year old grant "arrears".
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Lecturer wants ethnic-based unions banned on campuses |
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A senior Linguistics Lecturer at the University of Ghana is worried over the proliferation of ethnic student unions on campuses.
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Poor education in northern Ghana hinders development |
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The country could have attained the millennium development goals by 2015 if development in the three northern regions had kept pace with the rest of the country.
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Police arrest suspected armed robbers of bullion vans |
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A gang of suspected armed robbers, who allegedly robbed bullion vans, snatched police weapons and killed two policemen, have been arrested.
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Director condemns poor dressing of male teachers in Northern Region |
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The District Director of Education for West Mamprusi is worried about the shabby manner in which some male teachers dress to school.
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