Author: Amos Famouz

Blogger | Professional Graphic Designer | Web Developer |Teacher | IT Consultant

A heartbreaking incident has occurred in Akyeremade, Ashanti Region, where a basic school teacher, Kofi Peprah, lost his uncompleted house to demolition. This emotional story has captured attention on social media, with a video showing the teacher in tears as his property was destroyed. SEE ALSO: Unbelievable: Man from Bawku Pulls heavy duty Truck with His Jaws [Watch video]Kofi Peprah, who teaches at Bawku R/C Basic School in the Upper East Region, bought a plot of land in 2017 with the hope of building a home for his family. He used his entire life savings to construct the house, reaching…

Read More

If you want to check your WASSCE results, you will need a Results Checker. In this guide, we will show you how to buy a WASSCE Results Checker using MTN Mobile Money (MoMo) in a few easy steps. Steps to Buy the WASSCE Results Checker using momo:1. Dial 170# on your MTN mobile phone. This opens the MTN MoMo menu.2. Select Option 2 for “MoMo Pay & Pay Bill.”3. Choose Option 2 again for “Pay Bill.”4. Select Option 5 for “General Payment.”5. Enter the payment code: FAST.6. Type in the amount: 25 GHS.7. Input the reference as: WASSCE.8. Confirm the transaction…

Read More

Many parents and students are eagerly awaiting the release date of BECE 2024.The 2024 BECE results are expected to be released on monday 21st October.BECE is a key exam for students in Ghana, determining their eligibility for Senior High School. The 2024 BECE, held from July 8th to 15th. SEE ALSO: How to Buy BECE Results Checker Using MTN Mobile Money (MoMo) A total of 569,095 candidates from 2,123 centers across the nation sat for the exams.With the exams over, both students and parents are eagerly waiting for the results.Although the Ministry of Education and the West African Examinations Council (WAEC)…

Read More

Checking your BECE results is now easier than ever. If you took the BECE from 1992 to date, you can use this simple guide to buy your results checker using MTN Mobile Money (MoMo). Follow the steps below to make your purchase. SEE ALSO: When Will WAEC Release the 2024 BECE Results? Steps to Buy the BECE Results Checker using momo:1. Dial *170# On your MTN mobile phone, dial *170# to access the MTN Mobile Money menu.2. Select “MoMo Pay & Pay Bill” Choose option 2 from the menu to proceed with payment options.3. Choose “Pay Bill” Select option 2 again…

Read More

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) provides an online platform for checking exam results. This guide will help you understand the process step by step guide.SEE ALSO: How to Buy WASSCE 2024 Results Checker Using MTN Mobile Money: A Simple Guide Steps to Check Your Results:1. Visit WAEC’s Result Portal here. [ Click here to visit WAEC online results checker portal] 1. Index Number: This is a unique number assigned to you during the examination.2. Exam Type: Select the appropriate type of examination (e.g., WASSCE, BECE, or another).3. Exam Year: You must select the year in which you took the examination.4. Serial…

Read More

At an emergency meeting held on Wednesday, September 25, 2024, the National Council of the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) expressed serious concern over the Government’s continued failure to uphold agreements and roadmaps related to compulsory arbitration awards. SEE ALSO: Another Strike looming: CETAG Announces it’s Intentions to embark on Strike again These awards were issued by the National Labour Commission (NLC) on May 2, 2023. CETAG had previously called off a strike on August 20, 2024, showing good faith following appeals from various government offices, including the Ministers for Employment and Labour Relations. However, the Union states that the…

Read More

Students and all concerned, please take note: the start of the 2024/2025 academic year at the University of Ghana has been postponed.Reason for Postponement The strike, involving various employee unions, has disrupted the university’s operations, making it challenging to commence the academic year as scheduled. SEE ALSO: Postponement of UDS 2024/2025 Re-Opening Date The university administration is working to resolve the issues, but until then, the start of the academic year remains uncertain. However, special programs will still continue as planned.A new date for the start of the academic year will be announced later. Please stay informed for updates.

Read More

The Management of the University for Development Studies (UDS) – Tamale has announced that the re-opening date for the 2024/2025 academic year has been postponed indefinitely. Initially, the academic year was set to begin on September 27, 2024, but this will no longer happen as planned. SEE ALSO: University of Ghana: Postponement of 2024/2025 Academic YearThe postponement is due to an ongoing strike involving the Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA), the Senior Staff Association – Universities of Ghana (SSA-UoG), and the Teachers and Educational Workers’ Union (TEWU-TUC). These unions are responsible for providing important academic services, and their strike has impacted…

Read More

Power Supply Interruption: GRIDCO and ECG UpdateThe Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCO) and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) have announced that some areas may experience power outages. This is due to a challenge at the Gas Processing Plant in Atuabo, managed by the Ghana National Gas Company (GNGC). READ ALSO: CETAG to embark on Nationwide Strike again check whyThe problem has limited the supply of gas, which is essential for generating electricity. As a result, some customers will face interruptions in power supply.GRIDCO and ECG deeply apologize for the inconvenience and assure the public that engineers from GNGC are working hard…

Read More

The Technical University Senior Administrators Association of Ghana (TUSAAG) has announced that it may embark on a nationwide strike if the government does not address the issue of unpaid allowances. The association made this known in a letter dated 8th September 2024 to the National Labour Commission.In May 2024, the Ministry of Finance instructed that revised allowances for senior staff of public universities should be implemented. SEE ALSO: Another Strike looming: CETAG Announces it’s Intention to embark on Strike again However, TUSAAG claims that despite an agreement signed in July 2024, these revised allowances have not been paid. The association believes this refusal…

Read More