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Recent stories on girls, education, and hockey in Ghana — selected for their relevance to young women, learning, opportunity, and sport.
Updated 11 September 2026
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Girls in Tech STEM Camp inspires future women innovators
A five-day camp in Kumasi brought together 70 girls from five Ashanti Region senior high schools for practical STEM activities, mentorship, leadership development and exposure to AI and digital innovation.
527,932 candidates secure 2026 second-cycle and technical placements
The 2026 CSSPS exercise placed 87.3% of qualified BECE candidates into SHSs, SHTSs and technical institutions. Females accounted for 276,521 of the successful placements.
Gender Minister calls for fairer responsibilities to support girls’ education
Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey has urged families and communities to share household and caregiving responsibilities more equitably, warning that unequal burdens can contribute to school dropout and teenage pregnancy.
Ghana’s U18 women take aim at Hockey5s history
Ghana entered the inaugural U18 Hockey5s Youth Africa Cup in Nairobi in August, with the tournament serving as Africa’s qualifier for the first FIH Youth Hockey5s World Cup.
Ghana’s North East focus: helping adolescent girls stay healthy and in school
UNICEF reports on coordinated support for girls in the North East Region, combining education, health, protection, social support and skills development to help girls remain on a positive path.
Teachers for All report calls for fairer teacher deployment
A July report highlighted major differences in teacher availability across Ghana and called for more data-driven deployment, including stronger support for women teachers in underserved communities.
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