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Many people are currently trying to register for their national service, but some are facing challenges even after making payment. If you are experiencing any of these issues, follow the simple steps below to resolve them.1. I have paid for the pin code but cannot proceed with the registration.If you have successfully made the payment but still cannot continue with the registration:Wait for a while and refresh the page. Sometimes, the system takes a little time to update. If the issue persists, create a ticket with your index number, full name, and proof of payment for further assistance. Create a ticket here:…

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The Ghana National Service Authority (NSA) has officially released pincodes for 9,082 trained teachers for the 2025/26 service year. Trained teachers can now check and activate their pincodes to begin the national service registration process.Steps to Access Your Pincode online:Visit the NSA personnel portal at portal.nss.gov.ghClick on “Check and Pay for Pincode.”Enter your Index/School ID number and Date of Birth.Make a payment of GHC40 at any ADB Bank or GHC41 via MTN Mobile Money.After payment, you will receive a Payment Confirmation.How to Pay via MTN Mobile MoneyDial *170# on your phone.Select Option 2 for MoMoPay and Pay Bill.Choose Option 2…

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Dr. Felix Kwame Kumedzro, a dedicated researcher and educationist, has officially taken office as the 13th Principal of Akatsi College of Education. His induction took place in the Akatsi South Municipality of the Volta Region. Dr. Kumedzro brings a wealth of experience to the position. He has worked in various departments at the University of Cape Coast and other institutions, equipping him with the knowledge to lead Akatsi College forward. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) Degree and a Leadership Empowerment Certificate from the School of Management, University at Buffalo, USA. With 14 years of teaching…

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Lawrence Sarfo Kofi, a hopeful candidate for the SRC PRO position at St. Joseph’s College of Education, Bechem, has shared his plans for the student body. He promises to bring positive change through six key policies. 1. Communication Strategy Lawrence plans to create a strong communication system to share the SRC’s goals and activities with students. This will help students stay informed and connected. 2. Crisis Management He aims to prepare the SRC to handle challenges quickly and effectively. His goal is to solve problems before they grow bigger. 3. Student Engagement Lawrence wants more students to take part…

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GH EDU PRO has come across a fake letter claiming to be from the Ghana Education Service (GES) about the recruitment of qualified teachers for the 2024/2025 academic year. We are here to alert our readers not to fall for this scam.The fake letter, dated 13th February 2025, claims that GES is recruiting teachers and asks applicants to contact a WhatsApp number for further details. However, this document is not from the official GES office.How to Spot the Fake Document:Unverified Contact Number: GES does not use private numbers or WhatsApp for recruitment processes. All official announcements are made on their…

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The Youth Employment Agency (YEA) has announced several job openings for Ghanaians. These vacancies are part of YEA’s efforts to reduce unemployment and support career development in Ghana. Available Job Positions:Course Instructor: A dedicated and child-friendly teacher with at least one year of teaching experience is needed for immediate employment in the Adentan MunicipalityMechanical Technician: A manufacturing company is seeking a skilled technician. Warehouse Operator: A pharmaceutical company in Accra is hiring warehouse staff.Kitchen Supervisor: A restaurant in Lower Logan Hills needs a supervisor.Chef: A reputable resttaurant based in kpanda is in need of a hardworking and enthusiastic chef for immdiate…

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National Service personnel across the country will begin receiving all their unpaid allowances starting today. This comes after President John Mahama directed the immediate payment of all arrears. The Acting Director of the National Service Authority (NSA), Felix Gyamfi, announced this good news on Joy FM’s PM Express. He praised President Mahama for his swift action in solving the issue.“We should be grateful to President John Mahama. You’ve realized that even before he became president, he had his press worry about the delay in payment of service personnel,” said Gyamfi. SEE ALSO: President Mahama Orders Investigation Into National Service Authority Ghost…

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Ghanaians may soon witness major tax policy changes as the Minister of Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, prepares to present the 2025 Budget to Parliament on March 11, 2025. This date has been proposed by the Ministry of Finance for parliamentary consideration, though it remains subject to approval. Based on Ghana’s Financial Administration Act, the budget must be presented before March 31, 2025. Expected Tax CancellationsDuring the budget reading on March 10, 2025, the Finance Minister is expected to announce the cancellation of certain taxes, including:E-Levy (Electronic Transactions Levy)Betting TaxOther levies that have been a burden on businesses and individuals…

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The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a strong warning to Heads of Basic Schools who are charging unauthorized fees for the registration of final-year students for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). In a press release dated February 12, 2025, GES stated that it had received complaints on social media about some school heads demanding money from students for BECE registration. The statement emphasized: “These fees are unauthorized, and all Heads are advised to cease this practice immediately.”SEE ALSO: Teacher in Ashaiman Washington Takes His Own Life After Girlfriend Leaves Him To ensure compliance, GES has instructed Regional Directors to alert…

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A teacher in Ashaiman Washington has sadly ended his life after his girlfriend, whom he supported financially, broke up with him. According to reports, the teacher took a loan to set up a cosmetic shop for his girlfriend. Later, he secured another loan to sponsor her travel to Canada, hoping for a better future together. However, things did not go as planned. Before leaving for Canada, the girlfriend refused to give him back the keys to the shop. Instead, she handed them over to her mother. The teacher tried several times to get the shop keys from the mother, but…

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