Ghana's Premier Business & Policy Journal
The President says major trunk roads will be completed first before work extends to feeder roads linking communities and towns.
Government plans to recruit 10,000 teachers while considering deploying 50,000 more to private schools.
Haruna Iddrisu questions his predecessor’s record as overcrowding and placement pressures persist despite Free SHS.
Government plans 10 new model schools as more than 300,000 students compete for 76,000 Category A places.
The President says profits from Ghana’s state enterprises belong to the public and must not be diverted into unjustified benefits for boards and executives.
PRESEC recovered from a slow start and seized control in the Problem of the Day, finishing seven points ahead of first-time finalist Accra Academy.
The proposed Independent Public Emoluments Commission will replace the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission and target opaque pay arrangements and unjustified disparities across state institutions.
Recruits found to have submitted forged or altered WASSCE results have been expelled from training, Interior Minister Muntaka Mubarak Mohammed says. Those implicated could also be barred from all security services and prosecuted.
The Fund says presidential control over key appointments is weakening independent oversight in a sector whose liabilities reached about GH¢282 billion in 2024.
Parents seeking to move their children to Category A or B schools have been told there are no vacancies, as officials struggle to manage growing crowds at Ghana’s placement resolution centre in Accra.
The Finance Ministry has rejected claims of unpaid salaries, insisting all 6,300 affected GES recruits have been paid and directing workers with unresolved arrears to the education service.