A clear picture of the CETAG strike, from Day 1 in 2021 to the Current situation in 2024The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has been on a prolonged strike since December 2021, fighting for the implementation of the Conditions of Service (CoS) agreed upon in August 2021. Despite numerous negotiations, agreements, and arbitration awards, the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) and the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) have failed to comply, leaving CETAG members frustrated and determined to continue their strike.ALSO READ:The latest development about teacher trainess allowanceA Timeline of Broken PromisesThe strike began in December…
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Teacher trainees are eagerly awaiting the payment of their long-overdue allowance arrears, which has been a source of financial strain and uncertainty for many. However, a recent update from the Teacher Trainees’ Association of Ghana (TTAG) brings a glimmer of hope. TTAG’s president has said that everything is in place for the payment of teacher trainees allowances, but he did not mention the exact date. This news brings relief to thousands of trainees who have been waiting for what feels like an eternity. The TTAG’s tireless efforts have been a beacon of hope, and their commitment to the cause is…
Is Someone Monitoring Your WhatsApp Activity? Here’s How to Find Out and Protect Yourself.In today’s digital age, privacy and security are paramount. With the rise of messaging apps like WhatsApp, it’s essential to ensure that your personal conversations and data remain confidential. But have you ever wondered if someone is monitoring your WhatsApp activity? In this article, we’ll explore the signs that indicate someone might be watching your WhatsApp, and more importantly, provide you with practical tips to prevent it.The Signs: Is Someone Monitoring Your WhatsApp Activity?Before we dive into the prevention methods, let’s first identify the signs that suggest someone…
SRC Week Celebration Postponed: A Message of Hope and Resilience.The eagerly anticipated students representative council (SRC) Week celebration at St. John Bosco’s College of Education has been put on hold due to the ongoing CETAG strike. The event, which was slated for tomorrow, July 28th, 2024, has been postponed indefinitely, leaving students in a state of uncertainty.As the initial date for the celebration was announced, students began to express their unhappiness. With their teachers on strike, many students could not help but wonder why they were still expected to participate in the week celebration. The sentiment was palpable: how could…
The CETAG Strike: A Story of Frustration and UncertaintyThe ongoing CETAG strike has left many in the education sector feeling frustrated and uncertain about the future. As the strike continues, concerns are growing about the impact it will have on students, teachers, and the entire education system. The strike began when the government failed to sign commitment documents, reneging on a promise made to the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG). This broken promise has led to a breakdown in trust between the government and CETAG, with teachers feeling disrespected and undervalued.The Broken PromiseThe government’s failure to sign…
National Communication Authority Promises Relief from High Data Costs by the year-end The National Communication Authority (NCA) has announced a significant reduction in data prices by the end of the year. This welcome news comes as a relief to Ghanaians who have been bearing the brunt of high data costs for far too long. The announcement follows months of intense criticism and calls for the dissolution of the NCA board, largely due to concerns over MTN’s dominance in the market and the resulting high data costs.The NCA’s decision to classify MTN as a Significant Market Power (SMP) has been a subject…
Empowering Ghana’s Future: Education minister Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum’s Vision for EducationAs Ghana strides towards a brighter future, one thing is clear: education is the key to unlocking the country’s full potential. Renowned educationist and passionate advocate for quality education, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, the current Minister of Education, will share his vision for Ghana’s education sector on Tuesday, July 30th, 2024, at the Accra International Conference Center. Don’t miss it!Dr. Adutwum’s address comes at a critical juncture in Ghana’s educational journey. With challenges like inadequate infrastructure, insufficient resources, teachers salaries and more, something needs to change. But Dr. Adutwum…
CETAG to Make Final Decision on Ongoing Strike on July 26th; Plans to Add Weekend Classes, While PRINCOF Engages with Affiliate Universities to Extend Academic Calendar.The wait is almost over! After weeks of uncertainty, the College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has announced that a final decision on the ongoing strike will be made on July 26th, 2024. This news comes as a huge relief to students, parents, and educators who have been anxiously waiting for a resolution.In a recent statement, CETAG expressed optimism about the government’s commitment to implementing the National Labour Commission’s (NLC) outstanding Arbitration Award.…
NUGS Demands Immediate and Amicable ResolutionThe National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) is deeply concerned about the escalating situation surrounding the CETAG strike, now in its 40th day. The recent developments, including the stoppage of July 2024 salaries for teaching staff and CETAG’s withdrawal of all services, have raised the stakes. As the representative body for Ghanaian students, NUGS is compelled to demand an immediate and amicable resolution to this dispute.The leadership of NUGS, in collaboration with the Teacher Trainees Association of Ghana (TTAG), has been engaging with the Minister for Education, Hon. Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, to address this…
CETAG to receive allowance in two weeks but July salaries remains frozen.The standoff between the government and the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has taken a new turn, with the government promising to pay the outstanding allowances of striking teachers within two weeks. This comes after CETAG members refused to call off their prolonged industrial action, despite the government declaring the strike illegal.In an exclusive interview with JoyNews, Professor Francis Nunoo, Director for Tertiary Education at the Ministry of Education, revealed that the government is working tirelessly to settle the outstanding allowances. “We are fact-checking the claims,…