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USTR points to Korea’s steel industry as he defends Trump’s tariff policy

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer arrives for the G7 trade meeting in Paris, May 6. AP-Yonhap WASHINGTON — U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer cited Korea’s rise as a “steelmaking powerhouse” in a recent article defending President Donald Trump’s tariff policy and criticizing foreign government intervention. Greer released the article in the June issue of…

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Interested parties urged to prioritise boys, girls education equally

The Ledzokuku Municipal Director of Education, Theresa Tetteh, has reminded all stakeholders in the education sector not to over-concentrate on the development of the girl child at the expense of boys. She therefore appealed to parents, non-governmental organisations, international bodies and all other stakeholders in the education sector to allocate resources to address issues affecting…

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Damanko residents urge government to commission long-completed E-block school  

By Kingsley Mamore Kpassa (O/R), June 9, GNA-Residents of Damanko in the Nkwanta North District of the Oti Region have appealed to the government to immediately commission and operationalise the long-completed E-Block Community Day Senior High School to improve access to secondary education in the area.  According to community members, the school project was initiated during the first term of President John Dramani Mahama in 2013 as part of…

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GloMeF urges Africa to advance digital education

By Dennis PeprahSunyani, (Bono), June 04, GNA-The Global Media Foundation LBG, a human rights and media advocacy non-government organisation (NGO), has called on African governments to be committed towards advancing digital education on the continent.  The foundation said Africa ought to invest significantly in digital infrastructure and technologies to ensure that no “child is left…

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