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Ghanaian students in Hungary cry out over 11 months of unpaid stipends

Ghanaian students studying in Hungary are experiencing a terrible financial problem, with 11 months of unpaid stipends and two years of overdue book allowances. Students claim that this ongoing financial disregard has led to a problem that "endangers our education, well-being, and future chances."...

Ghanaian students in Hungary cry out over 11 months of unpaid stipends

Ghanaian students studying in Hungary are experiencing a terrible financial problem, with 11 months of unpaid stipends and two years of overdue book allowances. Students claim that this ongoing financial disregard has led to a problem that "endangers our education, well-being, and future chances."...

Government will not interfere in management of universities – Education Minister

The government's commitment to giving public university administrations and councils the freedom to function independently has been underlined by Education Minister Mr. Haruna Iddrisu. He emphasized that the government places a high importance on academic independence and sees any outside meddling in university activities as...

Education Minister calls for emergency fund to rebuild disaster-hit schools

In an effort to address the frequent devastation of educational facilities brought on by unanticipated natural disasters, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has suggested creating a special emergency fund. The minister said this unique money will be used only to quickly rebuild school buildings damaged...

Free SHS: Allow people who can afford to pay – Otumfuo urges govt

According to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, Ghana's Free Senior High School (SHS) policy should be reviewed. Families who can afford it should make contributions so that government funds can be used to help kids who truly need them. Speaking at a courtesy...

SLTF disburses loans to over 9,400 students – Acting CEO pledges timely support

Loan disbursements to 9,433 students at 62 public and private tertiary institutions in Ghana have been authorized by the Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF). One of the first significant moves made by Dr. Saajida Shiraz, the SLTF's acting CEO, after taking office is this decision. Dr....