Thank you from the CLEAR Project Consortium (School for Life, @yeflgh, @GDCAGHANA) to all partners, speakers and participants. Your engagement enriched dialogue on public basic education and social inclusion in Ghana. Together, we commit to action for equitable education for all.
Ms Baviina Safia Musah is will be speaking tomorrow at the National Convening on Social Inclusion in Basic Schools.
Kindly register here to participate
https://t.co/IQ4Yh1F7AR
Partners: @GDCAGHANA| @yeflgh
Funding Support: @GPforEducation | Education Out Loud
#SfLGhana
Our staff are now poised for Communication Shift in SfL, thanks to @wacsi.
The communication and branding training has given them new insights on communication, branding and reporting.
We are grateful to WACSI and @STARGhana for the opportunity.
From Zieng to the Office Desk: The Journey of Haruna Abdul Rahim
We are happy to share the incredible growth of our CBE alumnus to you all.
Haruna Abdul Rahim has transformed his early learning struggles into a story of professional success and resilience.
#SchoolforLifeGhana
School for Life Ghana, through the CLEAR Project, held a forum in Tamale to gather citizen inputs on education priorities. Citizen Networks from Northern Ghana proposed policies for government review. Participants welcomed the chance to shape education reforms.
On February 13, we facilitated a panel discussion at the 19th Harmattan School, organised by @UDSGhana.
The panel explored the effects of political transitions on education, emphasizing the need to maintain continuity in national educational initiatives to ensure sustainability.
We welcomed the newest members who joined us in the course of the year 2024.
This gave us an opportunity for our new colleagues to connect with staff across all regions SfL works in and get acquainted with one another.
At SfL, we are more than coworkers, but family.
#SfLGhana
Intercepted memos continue to expose reckless and unpatriotic officials of the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia government for awarding sleazy midnight contracts and insisting on full payments before January 7, 2025.
The Board of the Agricultural Department Bank (ADB) met 3 days ago and hurriedly approved a controversial electronic servicing agreement valued at US$750,000.00 (GHS12million).
Deep throat sources at ADB tell me they are under extreme political pressure to effect full payment by tomorrow the 27th of December, 2024.
Top ADB insiders are shocked at the Board’s decision because apart from this deal not going through the audit department, negotiations with the vendor, Virtual Security Africa have not been concluded, particularly as the main agreement is still in draft form.
The mad rush for midnight contracts and payments have reached uncontrollable levels despite a clear caution from the President-elect’s Transition Team — a caution consistent with what the NPP demanded in 2016.
Fortunately, we have intercepted a considerable number of these internal memos on these dubious transactions and the public officials who succumb to unlawful political pressure and effect payments will have themselves to blame after January 7, 2025.
For God and Country.
Ghana First.
Breaking news!!
MP Elect for Asante Akyem North who went independent to unseat Hon. Andy Appiah Kubi just declared on live TV, though NPP, he will work with the NDC in Parliament.