Blending cultural education with imagination, the story serves as an ode to Ghanaian food culture and a call to preserve it. It invites children to ask questions, to value indigenous knowledge, and to see the kitchen not just as a place to cook, but as a classroom where history, science, creativity, and culture come alive.
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“We hereby render an unqualified apology to the Ghana Education Service (GES) Headquarters, the Central Regional Directorate of Education, the Agona West Municipal Directorate of Education, old students, Management of Obrachire Senior High School, their staff and students, the affected student, parents, and all stakeholders who have been hurt or distressed by this incident.”
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Will Straw, Chief Executive Officer of King’s Trust International, said: “Access to digital skills is increasingly essential for young people’s education and future opportunities. This partnership with Telecel will help ensure students in underserved communities can move beyond theoretical learning and gain the practical ICT skills they need to succeed in today’s digital world.”
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With this induction, Professor Effah Kaufmann, also Ghana’s beloved National Science and Maths Quiz Mistress, becomes the first Ghanaian since the Academy’s founding in 1976 to receive the coveted post-nominal FREng. Her selection places her among an elite cohort of only nine International Fellows elected worldwide in 2025, and distinguishes her as the sole Ghanaian among the 74 new Fellows announced in September.
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“At first, I thought I could choose other things over this programme, but from the very first day, I was captivated. Over 13 weeks, we learned about entrepreneurship, digital integration, accounting, and tax practices. The professional training completely transformed the way I run my business. I now feel ready to take my company to the next level.”
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It was a contest filled with highs, lows, and a dramatic turn of fate, proving once again that in the NSMQ, determination and resilience can open doors even when all seems lost.
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“You can become whatever you want to be in Ghana. The idea that foreign experience is better is only a perception. Many Ghanaians are doing great work here and across Africa without ever working abroad,” stressed
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King Mswati III’s visit to KNUST was part of his broader engagement in Ghana, which included a grand banquet hosted by the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, on Friday evening.
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In recent years, several entertainers including Van Vicker, Guru, D Cryme, Samini, Amerado, Kokovelli, Jackie Appiah and Kalsoume Sinare have pursued higher education, balancing academic life with their careers in the arts
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The programme will involve up to two months of combined basic military instruction, with the first cohort of service personnel expected to commence training on 3 August 2025
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