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Teacher Trainee Returns Over GH¢30,000 Mistakenly Deposited into Her Mobile Money Account. Lydia Anna Lartey, a teacher trainee undergoing her teaching practice near Kyebi (Kibi) in the Eastern Region, has earned widespread praise for an exceptional demonstration of integrity. Recently, Lydia discovered that more than GH¢30,000 had been mistakenly transferred into her mobile money account. Rather than keeping the money or delaying action, she immediately returned the entire sum to its rightful owner. The funds were mistakenly credited following a transaction involving the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), with operations linked to its Kade and Asiakwa branches. While such a large unexpected amount could have tempted many, Lydia’s swift and honest response has set her apart as a role model for honesty and moral uprightness. Since news of her act surfaced, social media platforms have been flooded with messages of admiration and support. Many users have hailed Lydia’s decision as a bea...

Teachers are the bedrock of Ghana’s education system; they need investment - Mahama. Prez John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his dedication to enhancing the welfare of teachers, emphasizing their critical role in driving the country’s education system and overall development. Speaking after a meeting with leaders of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), the President highlighted the importance of creating favorable working environments, offering competitive remuneration, and providing opportunities for professional advancement. He noted that these measures are not merely promises but essential steps toward national growth. In a message shared on his social media platforms, Mahama expressed his appreciation for GNAT’s leadership and acknowledged their tireless efforts in shaping the future of the country. He described their input as invaluable, praising their unwavering commitment to the teaching profession. “I assured the GNAT leadership of my firm commitment, and that of ...

Nurse call of strike after Parliament intervention Nurses and Midwives Suspend Nationwide Strike After Productive Talks The nationwide strike by nurses and midwives has officially been called off, bringing much-needed relief to Ghana's strained healthcare system .  After several days of intense negotiations and mounting public concern, the leadership of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA) announced the suspension of the industrial action, effective immediately. Speaking during a virtual press conference on Friday, June 13, 2025, the President of GRNMA, Mrs. Perpetual Ofori-Ampofo, explained that positive discussions with government representatives and the Parliamentary Select Committee on Health had resulted in significant progress toward resolving their demands. “The engagement held on Thursday, June 12, 2025, was very fruitful and has opened the door for an amicable settlement of the issues related to the implementation of our collective bargaining agreem...

  Reasons Nurses Receive Higher Salaries Than Teachers in Ghana. Both nursing and teaching are essential professions that contribute greatly to national development. While teachers shape young minds and prepare future leaders, nurses deliver vital healthcare services that save lives daily.  Despite their equally important roles, nurses tend to receive higher salaries than teachers. The reasons behind this pay gap are outlined below: 1. Exposure to Greater Risks and Tougher Working Conditions Nurses operate in environments that frequently expose them to diseases, emergencies, and stressful situations. Many endure night shifts, work on weekends and public holidays, and face high-pressure scenarios that require quick, life-saving decisions. In contrast, teachers mostly work within the safer, more predictable environment of a classroom during daytime hours. The elevated risk levels faced by nurses often warrant additional financial compensation, including special allowances. 2. Cl...

Pastor's Prophecy Stops Brilliant Student from Writing BECE — MCE, GES Intervene. A promising student in the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abrem (KEEA) Municipality of the Central Region was prevented from writing the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) after her family's pastor delivered a prophecy that led to her being withdrawn. According to reports from the community, the pastor revealed to the girl’s family that she would lose her life if she took part in the examination. Driven by fear, her father made the heartbreaking decision to keep her at home, denying her the chance to write the papers alongside her colleagues as the nationwide exam commenced. The student's absence drew attention when education authorities realized she was missing on the first day of the examination. Swiftly informed, the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) and the Municipal Director of Education acted promptly. They engaged with the father in an attempt to address his fears and persuade him ...

Electoral Commission Set to Pay Allowances to Temporary Staff The Electoral Commission has officially announced that payment of allowances for Temporary Staff will soon commence. This update comes as a great relief to many who have patiently waited for news regarding their payments. In a statement released on Thursday, 12th June 2025, the Commission revealed that the Ministry of Finance has released the necessary funds to facilitate these payments. With this development, the Commission is now making the necessary arrangements to ensure that all eligible Temporary Staff receive their allowances without further delays. The Commission assured all concerned staff that payments are being processed with urgency. According to the information provided, Temporary Staff should expect their allowances to reflect in their accounts on or before Friday, 20th June 2025. Mrs. Jean Mensa, Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, expressed appreciation to the Temporary Staff for their patience and under...