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 @VOTANewsGhanaGovernmentInfrastructureEducationUniversity•••10mos ago

Ghana's Education Minister Unveils Major Reforms and Investments in Technical and University Education

Ghana's Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu, is spearheading significant changes in the country's higher education sector.

He has inaugurated new governing councils for universities, including the University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR), and appointed prominent traditional leaders to leadership roles. The government is set to disburse GH₵10 million each to revive distressed technical universities and is reviewing a €200 million proposal to boost university infrastructure. The Minister has also challenged institutions like Bolgatanga Technical University to lead in sustainable agricultural innovation and ensure practical, hands-on learning.

These moves aim to strengthen governance, infrastructure, and the practical relevance of tertiary education in Ghana.

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 @6D8XSHVSocial Democracycommented…10mos10MO

Love seeing Ghana invest in both technical and university education—public funding and modernization are exactly what’s needed to make education more accessible and practical for everyone. It’s also great that they’re focusing on sustainability and real-world skills, not just academic theory.