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GTEC Red Flags Unaccredited UG Learning Centres and Suspends Admissions at Several Institutions. The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has issued a stern warning to the public regarding six University of Ghana (UG) learning centres that are operating without accreditation. In a public notice, GTEC announced that these centres have not been accredited by the Commission, and as a result, qualifications issued by these centres will not be recognised by GTEC for purposes of employment, further education, and promotion. The unaccredited University of Ghana learning centres are: - Koforidua Learning Centre - Koforidua - Cape Coast Learning Centre - Cape Coast - Tamale Learning Centre - Tamale - Ho/Tsito Learning Centre - Ho/Tsito - Wa Learning Centre - Wa - Sunyani Learning Centre_ - Sunyani The Commission has emphasised the importance of verifying the accreditation status of institutions before seeking admission, citing the potential risks associated with enrolling in unaccredited ...

GES Sets the Record Straight on CPD Allowance and Teacher Recruitment Rumours. Recently, a widely circulated message on social media has sparked concern among teachers nationwide, claiming that the Professional Development (CPD) and Digital Allowances had been cancelled. The circulating information generated significant anxiety across the teaching community, prompting the leadership of the teachers’ representative forum to seek official clarification. To address the matter, they held a meeting with the Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES) to obtain accurate information. The discussions made it unequivocally clear that the delay in disbursing the CPD allowance was not the fault of the Ministry of Education or the Ghana Education Service (GES). Instead, the holdup resulted from a technical issue at the Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD), which temporarily disrupted the payment process.  The CAGD has now assured that the CPD allowance will be fully ...

Honour your loan repayment obligations – BoG tells borrowers. The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has called on borrowers to strictly honour their loan repayment obligations and ensure that credit is used for its intended purpose.   The Central Bank emphasizes that responsible borrowing is crucial for the stability and growth of the financial sector. According to the BoG’s May 2025 Economic and Financial Data Summary, the non-performing loans ratio in the banking industry increased slightly to 23.6% in April, up from 23.4% in March, highlighting the need for prudent credit management. Speaking at a sensitisation programme on the Borrowers and Lenders Act for members of the Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Second Deputy Governor Matilda Asante-Asiedu stressed the importance of timely loan repayments. She noted, “With increased access to credit comes greater responsibility.  Borrowers must understand the agreements they sign. Loans should be invested in businesses to generat...

GES Must Apologize to Parents Over 2025 WASSCE Results – Spokesperson to Education Minister. The spokesperson for Yaw Osei Adutwum, Mr. Yaw Opoku Mensah, has strongly criticized the Ghana Education Service (GES) following its recent press release on the 2025 WASSCE results.  He described the statement as “a shameful political attempt to cover up leadership failure,” insisting that the GES should take responsibility for the poor performance rather than defending results that have left thousands of parents deeply disappointed.  According to Mr. Mensah, interventions that previously strengthened student performance have been abandoned, creating the conditions for the sharp decline, and a clear lack of urgency among GES management has further compromised preparation, leaving students poorly equipped for the examination. Mr. Mensah pointed out that several key programmes have been discontinued, including the Academic Intervention Grant designed to provide extra teaching support in ...

University for Development Studies Issues Official Notice on Certificate Errors for 2025 Graduates. The University for Development Studies has officially confirmed that an error has affected the certificates of some members of the 2025 graduating class.  Specifically, the names printed on certain certificates do not correctly correspond with the respective University Identification Numbers of the affected graduands. University Management has acknowledged this unfortunate development and has expressed sincere regret for any inconvenience, stress, or uncertainty the situation may have caused. The University recognises the importance of accurate academic records and assures all graduands that the matter is being treated with the highest level of urgency and seriousness. The Directorate of Academic Affairs is currently working around the clock to resolve the issue. A comprehensive audit of the entire certificate printing and verification process is underway to identify the source of th...

University of Cape Coast Issues Detailed Admission Update for 2025 WASSCE Applicants. The Directorate of Academic Affairs of the University of Cape Coast has released a comprehensive notice to all prospective applicants following the official release of the 2025 WASSCE results by the West African Examinations Council.  This update is aimed at guiding both awaiting results candidates and applicants with existing results through the final stages of the 2025 admission process. All applicants are strongly encouraged to read the instructions carefully and act within the stated timelines to prevent avoidable complications. Application Portal Remains Open The University has confirmed that its official online application portal, apply.ucc.edu.gh , is still active and will remain open until Friday, 5th December, 2025. This window allows candidates who are awaiting their results, as well as those who already possess results, to log in, update their details, and complete outstanding applicati...