NEWS IN GHANA

Hon. Alban Bagbin, Member of Parliament, (MP) and Majority Leader has said that “this year, for August alone, I have paid over 43200Gh₵ as school fees for students across all the educational sectors — teacher   training college, Nursing training   college, polytechnic, and university,” as he showed a list indicating the payments to TheBridge reporter as evidence for this story. “Education and the roll of the teacher in education;” according to the Hon. MP, “these two are the passion that keeps me moving”. He said he had developed the passion from childhood. “How I myself got enrolled into school, I had to weep and wail to scratch my parents to allow me to go school.” The Hon. Majority Leader said his father who believed in fairness and was polygamous with three surviving wives at that time, thought a child from each of his wives should be send to school. He said his mother was the second among the three surviving wives. The Hon. MP who was the second child of his

The reigning champions of  Enactus Ghana national competition, University of Ghana team (UG) is set to represent Ghana in this year’s Enactus World Cup event slated for 28-30th September, 2016 in Toronto, Canada. The 2016 World Cup tournament, According to the Country Director of Enactus Ghana, Baba Sayuti seeks to bring together an international network of students, academic and business leaders to showcase how Enactus teams around the world are enabling progress through entrepreneurial action. Aside the competition, events such as the culture fair provide an exhibition of the rich diversity of cultures represented within Enactus. There will also be multiple receptions, lunches and dinners, along with special activities such as the Top to Top and Top to Future-Top Forums, as well as panel discussions,  and other sessions to provide engagement and collaboration opportunities for participants. Enactus University of Ghana team was adjudged the national champion in the E

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Sparkplug Ghana, Miss Annabelle Naa Ayorkor Agbemadon of the Ghana Institute of Journalism, (GIJ) shines as her platform empowers more students of the institute with two exceptionally brilliant but needy students to access the Ollennu Scholarship. She has really drawn the light upon herself with the successes chalked so far by her organization; Sparkplug Ghana with its recent most educative and informative event which benefited most students on campus. It was  dubbed “LET’S TALK,” under the theme: “Career Guidance” being the second initiative of the group’s mega event since inception a year ago.  The recently held ground-breaking program also coincided with the launch of the Ollennu Scholarship scheme aimed at supporting “exceptionally brilliant but needy students” in the Institute. Miss Annabelle, currently a student of GIJ is the brain behind all the great feats achieved by the student group; Sparkplug Ghana. Currently Annabel