Education
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Effective mentorship is a game changer for youths – Eunice Golloh
At the celebration of the success of the first training batch of ‘Impact Wave Initiative Mentorship Programme,’ president and founder…
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Georgetown University students visit Ghana Embassy in Washington DC
On Monday, November 27th, students from Georgetown University – McDonough School of Business and Walsh School of Foreign Service, embarked…
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Cyber1Defense CEO, Foster Dogbe donates to alma mater, Chemu Secondary School, Ghana
Foster Dogbe, former student of Chemu Secondary School, a second cycle institution based in Tema Community 4, has given the…
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Ghana: Barcamp Tamale bounces back with a youth forum on finance & innovation
Barcamp Tamale, one of the networking forums organized by GhanaThink Foundation has restarted operations after a long wait. The event…
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Flutterwave’s ‘Tuition’ helps African students pay in local currencies abroad
Flutterwave has launched Tuition, a new payment product, to allow African users to conveniently pay various fees to educational institutions…
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Motivational speaker Daniel Appiah hits trifecta with 3 exciting books
Ghanaian public speaker and CEO, Daniel Appiah has set a writing pace with three motivational books that details the important…
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GITFIC distributes 1,000 books on AfCFTA to 13 high schools in Ghana
The Ghana International Trade and Finance Conference (GITFIC), in partnership with the Volta River Authority (VRA), has distributed 1,000 books…
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Loudoun County’s delegation pays working visit to Chemu high school, Tema
Photo: Phyllis Randall, Chair-At-Large of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors (left) with Mrs Vicentia Kyere Anin-Agyei, Headmistress of Chemu…
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Fulbright Scholar, Dr. Karl Jackson to lecture in Ghanaian varsity
Dr. Karl Jackson, a professor of Chemistry has been listed among the winners of the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Programme award…
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Why schools should teach young learners in home language – Prof. Angelina Kioko
In countries where English is not the first language, many parents and communities believe their children will get a head-start…
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