Students must stay calm, adequately prepared,read the questions more than once, arrange their answers in a clear manner,write eligibly and above all read questions thoroughly to understand b... Read more
One thousand, two hundred and thirty-nine (1,239) candidates were dispatched to four (4) accredited examination centres in the municipality by the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC). Read more
The MCE urged candidates to remain focus and take their time to understand the questions before answering them. Read more
Speaking to candidates on Wednesday morning during a visit to some examination centres within the municipality, the MCE advised candidates to do away with all examination malpractices in ord... Read more
In separate engagements, President Mahama congratulated the envoys on their appointments and reaffirmed his Government’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties with the respective countr... Read more
The Chairman of the Committee, Hon. Alexander Roosevelt Hottordze noted that, the cedi's relationship with the dollar affects most indicators for determining the prices of goods and services... Read more
During the meeting, the Minister welcomed the team's proposal to produce a documentary that captures the remarkable work of farmers and agribusinesses in the region. Read more
According to Dr. William Kwame Amankra Appiah, Regional Director of the Ghana Education Service (GES), the candidates comprise 60,286 females and 59,999 males, who will write the exam at 432... Read more
The Eastern Regional Special Education Coordinator of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Azuma Kennedy Kwame, revealed that students with special needs across the region have been guided in... Read more
This move, he said aims to address longstanding quality and pricing concerns in the telecommunications sector Read more
The President also commended the Service for successes chalked in major criminal cases such as the rescue of the two women kidnapped in Nigeria, strides made in the fight against robbery inc... Read more
Mr. Luke Mensah emphasized that such actions could lead to severe consequences, including cancellation of papers and revocation of teaching licenses. Read more
Ranking Member on Parliament's Health Committee, Dr. Afriyie Ayew, has accused the government of acting in bad faith regarding its dealings with the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Asso... Read more
The Speaker made this known during a strategic engagement with Ghana’s Key Accountability Institutions (KAI) in Parliament, where he praised their ongoing contributions to promoting transpar... Read more
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