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PRESIDENT’S CUP:Marlins Wins National Swimming Championship.

Marlins have been crowned Champions after winning fifty-three medals, seventeen gold, twenty-three silver, and thirteen bronze medals in this year’s President Cup National Swimming Championship held at Legon Pool at the University of Ghana. This year’s event saw eleven swimming clubs competing for honours with the purpose of unearthing talents for the Swimming Association. President of Ghana Swimming Association, Delphina …

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Can Ghana survive under this educational system?

We all recall that education is the bedrock for the development of any nation, we also recall that before the arrival of the colonial masters, we had our own form of education which was indeed upstanding, not to say that the colonial masters infiltrated the system, no, but the greatest mistake we ever made as a nation was to throw …

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Exempt Ghana’s basic education sector from brutal expenditure cuts – CSOs to IMF

Africa Education Watch (Eduwatch) together with representatives of over 600 Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have petitioned the International Monetary Fund (IMF) board to exempt Ghana’s basic education sector from what they described as brutal expenditure cuts ahead of the bailout programme. The CSOs explained that the expenditure cuts arise from Ghana’s bid to meet conditionalities for its Extended Credit Facility …

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