The Deputy Minister for Education, Clement Apaak, has reaffirmed his commitment to supporting the integration of the Buli language into Ghana’s basic school curriculum through a structured and nationally approved process.

Ghanaian students in the United Kingdom have announced plans to stage a mass protest over delays in the payment of tuition fees and stipends by the Ghana Scholarship Authority (GSA). The issue has been ongoing for months, sparking growing frustration among beneficiaries of government scholarships who rely on these funds for their education and daily living expenses abroad.

 Nestled in the serene community of Oyarifa, Giggles Nest Academy has emerged as a leading institution committed to providing high-quality education in a calm and nurturing environment. With its emphasis on holistic development, the academy combines academic excellence with a focus on social and personal growth.

The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has announced plans to prohibit students who have not reached Junior High School (JHS) Form 3 from registering for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE), as part of sweeping reforms to improve standards in Ghana’s basic education system.

Former President of the Ghana Bar Association, Sam Okudzeto, has strongly criticised the passage of the Legal Education Bill, 2025, arguing that the legal profession was excluded from a major reform that directly affects its future.

The Ghana Education Service has directed students to stay away from the Accra Newtown Experimental D/A School following the collapse of a nearby building that claimed three lives and injured 20 others.