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Government paid spousal allowance for scholarship beneficiary – Final list of beneficiaries for 2019 and 2020

  The Scholarships Secretariat paid the wife of a scholarship beneficiary more than £6,000 as spousal allowance in 2019. Desmond Asare received £25,480 (GHS430,612) for tuition...

Former Miss Ghana on government scholarship: Beneficiaries list – Part 2

A former beauty queen is on a list of scholarship beneficiaries obtained by The Fourth Estate in response to a Right to Information request. Giusepina...

Scholarships Bonanza: Full list of Foreign Scholarships beneficiaries – Part 1

The Fourth Estate in 2021 obtained data on Ghanaians who had received sponsorship for their education from the Scholarships Secretariat in the 2018/2019 and...

“The situation is dire,” SHS heads threaten to shut down schools over acute food shortage

Some regional chairpersons of the Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools (CHASS) are on the verge of closing down...
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Police arrested wrong person in brutal toddler flogging

The man arrested in connection with the assault of a toddler has been released after it emerged that he is...
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Speakers at MFWA forum blame poor sanctioning regime for disregard for asset declaration law

Speakers at a forum organised by the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) on asset declaration by public office holders...
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Attorney-General grants RTI Commission prosecutorial powers

It will now be possible for the Right to Information Commission (RTIC) to prosecute public officers who breach the Right...
Norah Aluayo Kwami -

RTI to go digital by the end of 2022 – Information Ministry

To fast-track the access to information process, the Ministry of Information, has announced that it will launch a platform for...
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