Loyola College old boys launch N750m endowment fund

Savannah College of Education staff resume duties after strike suspension

The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) and the Colleges of Education Non-Teaching Staff Association of Ghana (CENTSAG) have suspended their sit-down strike at the Savannah College of Education in Daboya, effective November 1, 2026. The joint leadership expressed appreciation to the Savannah Regional Minister, the Member of Parliament for Daboya/Mankarigu, the North Gonja District Chief Executive, education directors, traditional leaders, the police, College Management and other stakeholders for their interventions.

Cyclone Murasu: Holiday for schools and colleges in Chennai and Tiruvallur

Chennai and Tiruvallur District Collectors have announced that schools and colleges in the districts will be closed on November 2 because of heavy rain

Collector declares November 2 holiday for schools, colleges over Cyclone Murasu

KEA to go ahead with written examination for recruitment of PU college principals in Karnataka on November 20, 22

The lecturers’ association had submitted a representation seeking postponement of the examination by one month citing lack of time for preparation

‘No-fees-stress’ policy boosts tertiary education enrollment – SDA College Vice Principal

The No-Fees-Stress Policy has boosted access to tertiary education, with beneficiaries at the SDA College of Education expressing appreciation to the government for easing the financial burden on students. Dr Gifty Seiwaa Nyarko, the Vice Principal of the SDA College of Education, Asokore – Koforidua in the Eastern region, said the college recorded 470 beneficiaries under the policy during the 2025/2026 academic year, all of whom were first-year students.

GTEC intervenes in Savannah College dispute over payroll, governance

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has summoned stakeholders in the ongoing strike at the Savannah College of Education (SAVCE) for a meeting aimed at resolving the dispute, which has disrupted academic activities and left students without food for seven days and counting. They believe a successful meeting could bring an end to the concerns raised by the striking workers and pave the way for a return to normal academic and administrative activities at the Savannah College of Education in Daboya.