Ghana’s Gey Hey Issue: A Simple Solution Exists
The ongoing debate surrounding the Ghana Education Service (GES) and the Methodist Church’s Wesley Girls’ High…
Muslim Conference Responds to CCG & GCBC Statement on Religious Practices in Mission Schools
Accra, Ghana – The National Muslim Conference of Ghana (NMCG), representing various Islamic sects under the…
Muslim Leaders Respond to Christian Council Statement on Religious Education
Accra, Ghana – The National Muslim Conference of Ghana (NMCG) has issued a press statement in…
Government-Assisted and Private Mission Schools Sign Memorandum of Understanding
Accra, Ghana – The Conference of Managers of Education Units (COMEU), in collaboration with the National…
Christian Mission Schools in Ghana: Bishops Defend Religious Identity Amid Non‑Christian Student Debate
Accra – The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference and the Christian Council of Ghana issued a statement…
Ghana’s Mission Schools in the Crossfire: Balancing Religious Freedom and Institutional Identity
Ghana’s mission schools are at the center of a heated debate over religious freedom and institutional…
Wesley Girls and the Hypocrisy of Exclusion: A Call for Inclusivity in Ghanaian Schools
The recent controversy surrounding Wesley Girls’ High School’s decision to deny Muslim students the right to…
Methodist Church Ghana Defends Wesley Girls’ High School’s Stance on Student Prayer Policy
The Methodist Church Ghana has issued a press release addressing the controversy surrounding Wesley Girls’ High…
The Criminalization of Falsehood: A Threat to Ghana’s Democracy
The recent arrest of Samuel Amadotor and Wendell Nana Yaw Yeboah for publishing false news highlights…
The Thin Line Between Free Speech and False Information in Ghana
Ghana’s Criminal Libel Law was repealed in 2001, marking a significant milestone in the country’s journey…