The government has called on the management of both private and public universities in Ghana, not to overburden lecturers with extra-teaching assignments to jeopardize their levels of efficiency, as well as the future of their students.

Professor Samuel Kwadwo Amoako, the Member of Parliament (MP) for the Akim Abuakwa North Constituency and a member of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Education, over the weekend, donated 200 copies of books to the Central University College at Mataheko,

The Acting Managing Director of the Liberia Petroleum Refinery Corporation (LPRC), T. Nelson Williams is calling for the inclusion of nonviolence in the Liberian educational curriculum to enhance the capacity of awareness on sexual and Gender based violence (SGBV).

For the first time since its establishment in 1961, the Mwalimu Nyerere Memorial Academy (MNMA) has celebrated its first bachelor's in Politics and Management of Social Development and in Economics of Development with 47 graduates.

Education and Skills Development Minister Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi has condemned teacher-student love affairs, saying the issue is one of her ministry's major concerns that she is determined to tackle.

About 52,000 people in the Arusha Rural District can neither read nor write, accounting to 36 per cent of the total population in the vicinity.

Mount Meru University (MMU), situated in Arumeru District will establish a secondary school with form one to six to provide an in-house teaching practical component to the university's education programme.

The Polish Government has granted modern teaching aids worth US $ 85,000 (equivalent to Tsh110 million) to the Tengeru Livestock Training Institute.

PARENTS with children learning at Selbourne Routledge Primary School in Belvedere yesterday teamed up to clear illegal dumps near the schools.

THE protracted crisis rocking the University of Benin (UNIBEN) over the choice of a substantive vice-chancellor was laid to rest yesterday, as the Governing Council of the University announced the appointment of Professor Osayuki Godwin Oshodin, the immediate past Dean

A new wave of capacity and skills building initiatives has taken over at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, Lagos, as part of efforts of the hospital management to reorientate the staff for better service delivery.

PRIMARY schools have got about sh460m to improve infrastructure and education from the Stromme Foundation (SF), a Norwegian development organisation.

Following the recent discovery of fake teachers, the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) has commenced monitoring of the 29,429 participants currently enlisted under the second set of Federal Teacher's Scheme (FTS) across the country.

General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma (rtd.), yesterday commissoned a library valued at about N150 million, which he donated to the Ajayi Crowder University (owned by the Anglican Church), in the ancient city of Oyo, Oyo State.

For full restoration of normalcy and industrial harmony in federal universities, the Federal Government has been called upon to refrain from implementing the 'no work no pay' rule, so as not to inflame the academic crisis which is almost being

IN an unprecedented move, the High Court has ordered the vice-chancellor of Kyambogo, Prof. Isaiah Ndiege, and a security officer to vacate their offices until a case filed against the university is settled.

Districts have been ordered to standardise the recruitment of teachers in their areas to cement any loopholes that currently cause delays in remittance of salaries and in some cases, existence of 'ghost' teachers on the payroll.

Public universities are in a rush to introduce new courses to cash in on the rising demand for higher education among Kenyans.

Niger State governor, Dr. Babangida Aliyu has described Senator Dahiru Awaisu Kuta as an exemplary representative in the state and commended the lawmaker for embarking on projects and policies designed to improve the lives of the people and make them

San children are not taught effectively in their mother language as teachers are often not from the San community and are taught in either Afrikaans or English.