22 h. ago Policeman injured trying to control rioting trainees of Savannah College of Education

One police officer sustained a head injury while trying to control a crowd of teacher trainees from the Savannah College of Education in Daboya, Savannah Region.

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24 h. ago One injured as Savannah College of Education students clash with police

One person has been confirmed injured after scores of Savannah College of Education students clashed with the police this afternoon while demanding a refund of their fees. Yesterday, the students locked up lecture halls and boycotted all academic activities, vowing to confront any lecturer who attempted to enter the school. The aggrieved students accused the […]

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25 h. ago Savannah Minister accuses GTEC and NPP of premature Savannah College of Education absorption claim

The Savannah Regional Minister, Salisu Be-Awuribe, has accused both the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) and the previous administration of prematurely announcing that the Savannah College of Education had been absorbed by the government and had attained public status.

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54 h. ago Students of Savannah College of Education lock up lecture halls in protest of College’s private status

Students of the Savannah College of Education in Daboya in the Savannah Region, have locked up lecture halls and boycotted all academic activities with a threat to deal with any lecturer who steps foot in the school. The agitated students, who are mostly in level 100, say they have been deceived by the management of […]

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7 d. ago ALX Pathway Program awards full university scholarships to SHS graduates

Five young Ghanaians have taken a life-changing leap toward their dreams, securing full scholarships through the ALX Pathway program to study technology and business at the prestigious African Leadership College of Higher Education (ALCHE) in Mauritius.

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1 week ago Gov’t urged to implement strategies to enhance support for private universities

The Acting President of the Ghana Baptist University College says the government can offer incentives for private universities in Ghana to thrive, contribute to the country's economic development, and provide quality education to students.

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2 w. ago Akatsi North MP pays fees for 51 tertiary students in his constituency

The Member of Parliament (MP) for Akatsi North Constituency in the Volta region, Hon. Peter Nortsu-Kotoe, has released GH₵172, 000 to cover the tuition fees of some students from the constituency studying at the Colleges of Education and Schools of Hygiene across the country. This initiative forms part of his continued commitment to empowering the […]

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