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BECE CANDIDATES IN BONO EAST URGED TO CONSIDER TVET SCHOOLS AS CHOICES. The Bono East Regional Director for the Ghana TVET Service, Mr. Appiah Bismarck, has urged Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates to consider choosing Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) schools. The call comes as BECE candidates began their Senior High School selections on 20th July 2026. According to Mr. Appiah, the advocacy aims to equip students with the knowledge to make thoughtful choices about senior high schools and programmes based on their interests and strengths. In an exclusive interview on Fabea FM with Apiah-Kubi, Mr. Appiah emphasised the importance of aligning career aspirations with TVET programme choices. He advised parents not to impose courses on their children, but rather to consider their talents, personality, and interest in hands-on work. The Director encouraged parents to support their children's ambitions and help them stay focused. Mr. Appiah high...
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Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines for Today Wednesday 22nd July, 2026.
Bono East Regional Police arrest six suspects in connection with robbery at Kintampo /Buipe Highway, GHc300, 000 cash recovered. The Bono East Regional Police Command has successfully arrested six (6) in connection with a Three Hundred Thousand Ghana Cedis [Gh¢ 300,000.00] robbery incident that occurred on Sunday 19th July, 2026 between Portor and Kawampe along the Kintampo /Buipe highway. The suspects are; Abdul Sadat Ali aged 24, Samed Issaka aged 24, Faisal Salifu aged 26, Azigri Avoka aged 25, Stephen Awuni age 20 and Abdul Rahman alias “Opre”. Briefing the Media in a Press Conference at Techiman, DCOP Mr. Shaibu Abubakar Sadique-Osei the Bono East Regional Police Commander revealed that on that fateful Sunday evening at about 8:30pm, Yahaya Salifu a business man and the robbery victim was with his driver Samed Issaka in a Kia Rhino carrying huge sums of money to buy cattle at Buipe. When they reached the Portor and Gulumpe stretch of the Kintampo /Buipe highway, a Toyota Voxy vehi...

Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines for Today, Tuesday 21st July, 2026.y

Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines for Today, Tuesday 21st July, 2026. Source: Alrich24newsgh.blogspot.com

Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines for Today Monday 20th July, 2026.

Ghanaian Newspapers Headlines for Today Monday 20th July, 2026. Source: Alrich24newsgh.blogspot.com