The Conference Of Heads Of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) have raised concern about the spate of indiscipline in senior high schools in the country and proposed a conversation on the

This year’s chapter of the BECE came to a close yesterday following the writing of the candidates’ last paper. The candidates, their teachers and parents must heave sighs of relief,

To have expected the minority in Parliament and for that matter the NDC to react contrary to the show they put up after the presentation of the 2022 budget statement

File Photo The arrest of twelve teachers for their complicity in malpractices during the ongoing BECE is telling. In our editorial earlier on the examination which ends tomorrow we did

The drowning of nine precious lives, school children, a few days ago in the Northern Region is a national tragedy. That the drowning took place when the deceased were returning

A little over half a million boys and girls yesterday began writing the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) across the country. For parents, teachers and the candidates themselves these are

We have observed without elation the failure of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in the nation’s capital otherwise called Aayalolo. If Aayalolo in Ga means ‘still moving’, we wish

John Mahama The National Security Council should be interested in some of the effusions of former President John Mahama in recent times. So must it consider the relationship between a

One of the suspect, Emmanuel Frimpong The state of discipline in Senior High Schools across the country is anything but acceptable. The fatal stabbing of the late Sam’una Larhan by

The frequency with which tidal waves are causing havoc along some towns along our coasts especially in the Volta Region is a pointer to how we are not being spared

Last week structures along the banks of the Kpeshie Lagoon were demolished upon the authority of the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council. It was a demolishing exercise long overdue. Successive