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GBC News' Coverage Of Eduwatch's Stakeholder Engagement On Inclusive Education For PWDs

Education Watch Ghana (Africa Education Watch) is calling for at least 2% of the national budget to be allocated to inclusive education to strengthen support for learners with special needs.

The group says increased funding is necessary to improve infrastructure, teaching resources, and accessibility within the education system.

It argues that stronger investment in inclusive education will help ensure equal learning opportunities for all students across Ghana.

Africa Education Watch is calling for the removal of school heads where over 50% of candidates are involved in exam malpractice without prior reporting. Executive Director Kofi Asare says the lack of sanctions on school authorities is fueling impunity and is urging the Ghana Education Service to introduce a stronger accountability framework.

Africa Education Watch is urging the Ministry of Education to revert to the 2024 CSSPS model to improve fairness, transparency, and efficiency in school placement. Executive Director Kofi Asare says the new selection window is a positive step but requires further refinements to strengthen the system.

Africa Education Watch is urging government to publish a detailed teacher posting plan, including district-level quotas for the 7,000 newly recruited teachers, to ensure fair and equitable distribution across the country. Executive Director Kofi Asare is also calling for supplementary funding to support transfer grants for redeployment to underserved areas.

UTV's Coverage Of The 2025 Education Financing Conference

TV3's Coverage Of The Education Financing Conference

GBC Radio's coverage of Eduwatch's National Dissemination of an Out-Of-School Children's Census in Northern Ghana

EduWatch is calling for the national School Feeding Programme to be extended to the JHS level, arguing that thousands of students are being left out. What would this expansion mean for education and nutrition in Ghana? Full details inside.

Africa Education Watch is raising alarms over the acute teacher shortage and is calling for swift recruitment ahead of 2026. With classrooms overstretched and learning outcomes at risk, urgent action is needed. Here’s what’s unfolding.

Channel One TV's coverage of a Stakeholder Engagement to disseminate the findings of a Gender Transformative Review of Ghana's Standards-Based Curriculum, held by Eduwatch with support from Oxfam. Representatives from NaCCA, GES and Colleges of Education participated in the Convening.
The Convening was held on 2nd October 2025, at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana, Legon.

TV3 Ghana's coverage of a Young People's Forum on the National Apprenticeship Programme, held by Eduwatch with support from Oxfam, and in partnership with the Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA). Young people from Youth Networks and Youth-Oriented CSOs across the country participated in the Forum.

The Forum was held on 20th May 2025, at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana, Legon.

GBC's coverage of a Young People's Forum on the National Apprenticeship Programme, held by Eduwatch with support from Oxfam, and in partnership with the Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA). Young people from Youth Networks and Youth-Oriented CSOs across the country participated in the Forum.

The Forum was held on 20th May 2025, at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana, Legon.

Channel One TV's coverage of a Young People's Forum on the National Apprenticeship Programme, held by Eduwatch with support from Oxfam, and in partnership with the Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA). Young people from Youth Networks and Youth-Oriented CSOs across the country participated in the Forum.

The Forum was held on 20th May 2025, at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana, Legon.