In a landmark move to strengthen Ghana’s tertiary education sector, the Minister for Education, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, has announced the government’s allocation of a GH¢40 million seed funding package aimed at supporting four newly established public universities. The initiative, funded through the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund), is part of the government’s 2025 budgetary commitment […]
The University of Ghana has taken decisive disciplinary action against students found guilty of violating academic and conduct regulations. In a statement released on June 17, the university confirmed the suspension of 14 students for disorderly conduct over a two-year period. These students are banned from all academic and extracurricular activities during the suspension. Additionally,
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The National Service Authority (NSA) has disclosed that 50 unaccredited tertiary institutions were previously allowed to participate in Ghana’s national service programme. The revelation came from NSA Director-General Felix Gyamfi during an interview on June 15, 2025. Mr. Gyamfi explained that some of these institutions had expired accreditation while 18 others had never been accredited
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