President John Dramani Mahama on Thursday launched the Free Sanitary Pad Distribution Programme for Girls in School in Accra. The national launch is in fulfilment of the President's campaign promise ...
Madam Ama Adorkor Edjah, Acting Chief Finance Officer, AT, a mobile telecommunications network, has said the role parents have whipping up interests of girls in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics ...
Delta Air Lines and Junior Achievement (JA) Africa have strengthened their partnership to equip African girls with essential tools, knowledge, and the confidence needed to excel in business and leadership. ...
The Rebecca Foundation, has in partnership with the Merck Foundation, presented school supplies and personal items to some 30 brilliant but needy girl children in the Greater Accra Region. The ...
Mr Gordon Osei Marfo, the Headmaster of the Sunyani Senior High School (SUSEC), has cautioned construction workers against the temptation of engaging in sexual immorality with the students. He said ...
Professor Elsie Effah Kaufmann, Dean, School of Engineering, Sciences, University of Ghana, Legon, has encouraged young girls to choose their career courses based on passion and not external influences. She ...
Mrs Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, Minister of Communications and Digitisation, says some 1,000 girls from public basic schools would be enrolled in this year’s “Girl in Information and Communication Technology (ICT)” programme. ...
The Defence for Children International-Ghana (DCI), an organisation committed to the promotion of the rights of children, has organised a refresher training for girls and young women in Kumasi. The ...
The Forum for African Women Educationalists, Ghana chapter (FAWE Ghana), a Non-governmental Organisation has called on the government to invest in girls and young women to help bridge the gender ...
Dr Gloria Clarissa Dzeha, Board Chair of Accra Girls' Senior High School (AGSHS), has urged parents to socialise their girl-children in ways that will help the girls to develop inquiry ...
