“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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“We are indeed rolling out the Free SHS, but if we brainstorm and realize students will have to go to school and be asked to return home because there’s no food, then it is of no use. Let’s take a critical look at it,” he stated
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The stakeholders were of the view that the government’s funding for education should be channeled exclusively into tuition, payment of salaries, and infrastructure development while parents pay for school uniforms, feeding, examination fees, and other necessities
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The Council is awaiting the release of additional funds out of the outstanding balance of GHC118,000,000.00 from the Ministry of Education to enable the scanning process and other post-examination processes to continue smoothly
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This year’s graduating class comprised three programs with a total of twenty-five (25) graduands; Diploma in Fashion Design Technology, with Kugblenu Princess Yayra Benedicta emerging as the best student; Womenswear Design Technology, having Ellen Asamoah Boateng top as best student; and Victoria Ankrah taking the best student for Victoria’s Sewing School. Kugblenu Benedicta as a student speaker, reflected on the collective journey of perseverance and camaraderie that defined their experience at DCCA, thanking educators, families, and peers for their unwavering support.
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The Executive Director of Africa Education Watch (Eduwatch), Kofi Asare, has endorsed the National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s pledge to uncap the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund), stating it as a necessary step to unlock substantial funding for educational infrastructure.
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