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- Early Childhood Education: Africa’s Biggest Untapped Opportunity (An Article from the Educational Angle)
- BALANCED OPINION ARTICLE (600–700 words)
- FEATURE NEWS REPORT (With Human Stories + Research + Solutions)
- Student Accommodation Crisis: Examining the High Cost of Student Accommodation in Ghana and the Struggles Students Face in Securing Decent Hostels
- A Nation of Graduates, A Generation at Risk: The Urgent Need to Address Youth Unemployment
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In many developing countries, especially across Africa, conversations about education often focus on senior high schools, universities, and the job market. Yet the foundation of every child’s learning journey begins much earlier—within the first five years of life. Early childhood education (ECE), which includes crèches, nurseries, and kindergartens, is one of the most powerful yet…
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Mandatory Haircut Policy for SHS Students in Ghana Position: I AM CLEARLY AND FIRMLY AGAINST THE MOTION The mandatory haircut policy for Senior High School (SHS) students in Ghana has sparked years of debate among parents, students, teachers, and education advocates. After examining the evidence, stakeholder experiences, and its impact on student well-being, I am…
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Galamsey’s Deadly Price: The Human and Ecological Cost of Illegal Mining in Ghana Illegal mining—popularly known as galamsey—continues to devastate communities and ecosystems across Ghana. Background research shows alarming degradation of water bodies, destruction of farmlands, and rising health risks. In the Western Region, 52-year-old farmer Adwoa Nyarko recalls how her once-productive cocoa farm became…
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The search for decent and affordable student accommodation has become one of the most stressful parts of university life in Ghana. Background research reveals that rapid urbanisation, limited on-campus housing, and rising construction costs have transformed hostels into a competitive and expensive commodity. Simulated Interviews At the University of Ghana, Ama, a third-year student, shared:…
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SEA OPINION PIECE (500–700 words) Simulate At 5:30 a.m., Kojo stood at the Kaneshie bus stop in a neatly ironed shirt and worn-out shoes, clutching a brown envelope containing ten freshly printed CVs. He had walked these streets for months, submitting applications, attending unpaid internships, and praying for a call that never came. As the…
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Ghana’s education system stands at a critical crossroads an institution committed to national development and academic excellence, we hold the view that the current curriculum no longer meets the demands of a rapidly evolving global economy. A comprehensive review is not only justified but necessary. The curriculum’s outdated content, exam-driven structure, and limited emphasis on…
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In a world where many young women are forced to silence their dreams due to lack of opportunity, Grace Amponsah stands as a beacon of hope. The founder of The Bowney Initiative, Grace has dedicated her life to empowering adolescent girls through mentorship, education, and leadership training. Grace’s story begins in Accra, where she attended…
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When I first walked through the gates of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), I felt both excitement and uncertainty. Like many freshers, I carried with me big dreams and hidden fears. Looking back now, my journey has been a mix of beautiful highs, tough lows, and eye-opening lessons that continue to shape who…
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