7th April, 2025
Channel One TV's coverage of Eduwatch's National Convening to Disseminate Key Findings from its Citizens'-led Review of Ghana's Education Sector Medium-Term Development Plan (2022-2025). The Convening was held on 27th March 2025, at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana, Legon.
4th April, 2025
GBC News' coverage of Eduwatch's National Convening to Disseminate Key Findings from a Citizens'-led Review of Ghana's Education Sector Medium-Term Development Plan (2022-2025). The Convening was held on 27th March 2025, at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana, Legon
4th September, 2024
News coverage of the 2024 Education Financing Conference on Channel 1 TV. The stakeholder conference was organised by Africa Education Watch with support from ActionAid and Oxfam, on Thursday 29th August at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana.
2nd September, 2024
News coverage of the 2024 Education Financing Conference on Asaase Radio. The stakeholder conference was organised by Africa Education Watch with support from ActionAid and Oxfam, on Thursday 29th August at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana.
30th August, 2024
News coverage of the 2024 Education Financing Conference on GBC News at 7pm. The stakeholder conference was organised by Africa Education Watch with support from ActionAid and Oxfam, on Thursday 29th August at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana.
29th August, 2024
News coverage of the 2024 Education Financing Conference on GBC News at 2 PM. The stakeholder conference was organised by Africa Education Watch with support from ActionAid and Oxfam, on Thursday 29th August at the WACCI Auditorium inside the University of Ghana.
8th March, 2024
On 26th February 2024, in collaboration with the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) and the media, Eduwatch embarked on a CSO-Media visit to the Gushegu municipality to monitor the availability of desks in some public basic schools, following the distribution of 13,465 dual desks to basic schools by GETFund in 2022/23, and assess the impact on teaching and learning.
This report was filed by GBC News on the field monitoring exercise.
4th March, 2024
On 26th February 2024, in collaboration with the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) and the media, Eduwatch embarked on a CSO-Media visit to the Gushegu municipality to monitor the availability of desks in some public basic schools, following the distribution of 13,465 dual desks to basic schools by GETFund in 2022/23, and assess the impact on teaching and learning. On 27th February, Eduwatch and TV3 proceeded to the Kintampo North municipality to assess the desks situation to inform our advocacy.
1st September, 2023
The documentary highlights the responsiveness of initial teacher education curriculum to gender equity and girls’ participation in education, the effects of distance to school on enrolment and retention, and prevalence of school-related gender-based violence.
8th November, 2022
This documentary was produced by Eduwatch with support from DANIDA through OXFAM.
©️Africa Education Watch
4th August, 2022
An investigative documentary which exposes the scheming ways of some headteachers, teachers and invigilators during examinations.
Video Credit: Corruption Watch Ghana
© Africa Education Watch
22nd March, 2022
This Documentary was produced by Eduwatch in partnership with STAR Ghana Foundation with support from FCDO, and highlights the economic barriers to the re-entry of teenage mothers to school.
Even though the GES Re-entry Policy has aided the re-enrollment of about half (10,869) of the in-school teenage girls who got pregnant between 2018 and 2020 (22,147), the chances of these girls staying to complete school are very slim since the poverty factor that led to the pregnancies still exists, coupled with the added burden of caring for their babies. Poverty has the potential to cause these girls to dropout again, and poses a barrier to the re-entry of the other half who are yet to re-enter.
The documentary ultimately recommends financial support to such teenage mothers to re-enter and stay to complete school.
©️Africa Education Watch
20th November, 2021
Documentary on the Collapse Of Low-Cost Private Schools due to COVID-19 Leading to Access Challenges and Exclusion in Communities without Public Basic Schools.
This Documentary was produced as part of the Education Spike Campaign.
4th November, 2021
Launch Of 2021 Ghana WASSCE Monitoring Report
