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The survey of 1,062 people found widespread concern about pressure on school infrastructure and teachers, while 54.3% supported borrowing to build more schools.
Motorists caught by cameras will receive electronic violation notices and have 14 days to pay their fines or challenge them in court.
The programme now covers 4,527,636 children nearly 500,000 more than in 2024 while the feeding grant has increased from GH¢1.50 to GH¢2 per child.
The government says reassessed beneficiaries will receive between GH¢380 and GH¢630 per cycle, with payments now indexed to inflation.
The association says its legal committee will examine the tribunals’ jurisdiction, appointment process, independence and fair-trial safeguards before announcing its position.
A technical committee will examine Ghana’s school placement process following concerns about transparency, accountability and fairness.
The Deputy Attorney-General says the dispute is not simply about whether the Chief Justice’s comments were political, but whether the Ghana Bar Association applies the same standard to all judicial officers.
Ghana plans independent board to handle complaints against lawyers Attorney-General Dominic Ayine says the proposed board would set professional standards and investigate complaints, with lawyers able to challenge disciplinary decisions in court.
Serving staff in accounting, internal audit, administration, catering and technical roles are among those invited to apply, but the supplied pages do not show the full eligibility rules.
Ghana’s Narcotics Control Commission says the three are suspected of facilitating a trafficking network allegedly linked to a cocaine shipment seized by French customs.
The Veterinary Services Department says vaccinations will be free throughout September in identified high-risk areas, before prescribed fees resume.
The president’s clarification follows concern over a proposed basic-school curriculum that lists both languages. The education minister says foreign languages would be optional at upper-primary level.
Ghana plans to introduce AI, robotics and coding from kindergarten under sweeping curriculum reforms.