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Two studies by researchers at Oxford University, University of Chicago and the University of Michigan have lend credence to wide condemnations against government’s policy to distribute free sanitary pads to girls in rural areas. Emily Oster from the University of Chicago,...

The Minister of Education, Prof Naana Jane Opoku-Agyeman, yesterday failed to appear before Parliament to answer questions relating to the educational sector. Five Members of Parliament had filed questions for the minister to answer but when the First Deputy Speaker, Ebo...

The General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress has disagreed sharply with members of his party approving of the playing of Daddy Lumba’s “Y?ntie Obiaa” hit song during President John Mahama’s recent tour of the Ashanti Region. The song literally means we shall not...

The Polytechnic Teachers Association of Ghana (POTAG) will begin an indefinite nationwide strike today. POTAG is protesting the unwillingness on the part of government to pay their Book and Research Allowance for the 2013/2014 academic year. In a statement to its branches across...