Ghana’s educational system has undergone significant transformations in the last ten years. In this review, we will examine the significant changes and challenges that the Ghanaian education system has experienced.
Access to education is a basic human right for all. However, due to various socio and traditional reasons, the African girl child has over the years been deprived of.
Education is one of the keys to development, however, due to the ineffectiveness of governments and low budgetary allocation to the sector, it has not been accorded its rightful place.
At least 35 percent of the schools in Zimbabwe have been connected to the Learning Passport as the Government and its partners continue to adapt learning to the new digital.
The United Nations General Assembly proclaimed 24 January as the International Day of Education, in celebration of the role of education in peace and development. This year’s celebration which is.
With the aim of assisting Member States affected by conflict and humanitarian crises for school reintegration and continuation of education for pupils and students, particularly girls and other vulnerable groups,.
