12 h. ago WAEC to blacklist corrupt exam officials exposed in JoyNews’ ‘Dark World of BECE’ documentary

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) says officials implicated in acts of corruption during the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) will be blacklisted from ever taking part in its activities again.

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22 h. ago JoyNews exposé: Exam cheating mirrors Ghana’s moral decay – Prof. Adei

Renowned educationist, Prof. Stephen Adei, has warned that the growing culture of examination malpractice mirrors the wider moral decline in society.

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24 h. ago JoyNews exposé: Prof Adei demands focus on early childhood literacy

Educationist and former Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Professor Stephen Adei, has called for a renewed national focus on foundational education.

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24 h. ago GES under fire over exam malpractice: Prof Adei urges churches to take back mission schools

GES under fire over exam malpractice: Prof Adei urges churches to take back mission schools

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24 h. ago I don’t trust BECE; my school stopped using it for admissions – Prof. Adei

Renowned educationist, Prof. Stephen Adei, has disclosed that his school, the Ghana Christian International High School in Accra, stopped using the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) as an admission requirement more than a decade ago because they don't trust it.

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42 h. ago Deadly Doses: Interior minister applauds JoyNews exposé, promises nationwide crackdown on drug hubs

Interior Minister, Mubarak Mohammed Muntaka, has lauded JoyNews for the investigative documentary, ‘Deadly Doses,’ which exposed the depth of Ghana’s drug crisis. The exposé, produced by Nana Boakye Yiadom, revealed notorious drug dens such as Thinker Island and Columbia, where narcotics are openly traded and consumed. The investigation also highlighted the daily struggles of addicts […]

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4 d. ago Some GES officials took GH¢60 to aid cheating in 2025 BECE – JoyNews exposé 

Some officials of the Ghana Education Service (GES) colluded with invigilators, accepting as little as GH¢60 to allow candidates to cheat in the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examinations (BECE).

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