Trainee teachers across the country are threatening mass protests over what they describe as unfair recruitment practices by the government. The Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana warns that more than 60,000 graduates could take to the streets if their concerns are not addressed

The Office of the Special Prosecutor Act was introduced to strengthen the fight against corruption, but emerging legal debates around its powers and structure have raised fresh questions. Are these concerns signs that Parliament made a mistake, or simply part of refining the law? Join the conversation as we examine both sides

Staff of Bethel Presby School have issued a warning that they may boycott classes if action is not taken over the alleged assault of their colleague. The incident reportedly occurred on 8 April 2026, when a teacher, Mr. Mohammed Abdela, was attacked by a group of young men after confronting a former student on the school premises. The situation has sparked concern and calls for urgent attention from authorities

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A safe home is the foundation of a healthy society. It’s time to speak up, support survivors, and break the silence around domestic violence and hidden abuse. Together, we can create environments where everyone feels protected, respected, and valued

Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) says it will challenge a recent High Court decision which held that the anti-corruption body does not have independent authority to prosecute criminal cases

Over 40,000 trained teachers are competing for only 7,000 available slots, with financial clearance cited as the limiting factor. Is this purely a budget constraint, or does it point to deeper challenges in education sector employment and planning?

A coalition of trade and freight forwarders’ associations has announced a coordinated four-day strike action at the Tema Port, warning of significant disruptions to port operations over what they describe as operational challenges associated with the introduction of a new public and AI-driven system

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Director-General of the National Road Safety Authority (NRSA), Abraham Amaliba, has defended the Authority’s decision to shut down garages involved in converting right-hand-drive vehicles to left-hand drive. He describes the practice as illegal and a significant road safety risk. But the move raises questions, should these garages be closed entirely, or is there a need for stricter regulation and oversight instead?