How to Select STEM SHS on the Placement Portal
The Ministry of Education has announced that prospective Senior High School (SHS) students can now select STEM schools on the placement portal.
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How to Check 2022 BECE Results
WAEC has finally released the provisional results for the 2022 BECE. Follow these simple steps to know how to check the results.
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2022 BECE Results and Placements Release Dates Announced
The Public Relations Officer for the Ministry of Education has announced the release dates for the 2022 BECE and Placements.
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GES Confirms Dr. Nkansah as Director-General
Ghana Education Service has officially approved Dr. Eric Nkansah as the Director-General. Find out more about his appointment
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Learn these 5 Skills and Easily Make Money in 2023
If you want to increase your finances in 2023, learn these basic tech skills and earn some decent money in 2023 with your smartphone or laptop.
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Chief of Staff Urges Universities to Reduce their School Fees
The Chief of Staff of Ghana, Hon. Akosua Frema, has stated why Universities should reduce their fees for the 2022/2023 academic year.
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SEO vs SEM: How to Choose the Best Option for your Website
SEM and SEO are important search engine marketing tools for website users who want to increase traffic. Here is how to choose the best option for your website.
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Francisca Lamini, NSMQ 2021 Finalist, Acing her Grades at Havard
The National Science and Math's Quiz Finalist, Lamini, is trending again for her excellent academic records at the University abroad.
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Understanding Ghana’s Debt Exchange (Haircut) and how it Affects your Investments
If you have investments with the banks or you're yet to invest, here's what you need to know to make informed decisions about Ghana' Debt Exchange, haircut.
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Health Workers Warn Government not to Touch their Pension
Government's decision to perform a 'haircut' on investments in Ghana has affected even pension funds of workers. Here's what HSWU said to government.
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