When The Mobile Phone Slips Through The Gate: A Threat To The Soul Of WASSCE
Examination malpractice has persisted despite WAEC’s sanctions. CREP Africa believes Ghana must move beyond punishment...
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The Centre for Research and Education Policy (CREP) is an independent, non-profit civil society organisation dedicated to advancing evidence-based policymaking, strengthening education systems, and promoting sustainable community development.
We bring together researchers, educators, development professionals, and policy experts to generate actionable insights that improve lives, empower communities, and shape national development agendas. Our work is grounded in evidence, community participation, and strategic partnerships.
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Examination malpractice has persisted despite WAEC’s sanctions. CREP Africa believes Ghana must move beyond punishment...
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The 2026 WASSCE English results expose a worrying decline, with A1 to C6 performance falling from 73.11% in 2023 to 62.4...
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The 2026 CSSPS data exposes deeper inequalities in Ghana’s education system. With 859,828 declared vacancies but inten...
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CREP Africa welcomes the 87.3% 2026 CSSPS placement rate but urges government to look beyond the numbers. The huge deman...
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CREP Africa condemns the attempt to turn teachers into security officers in the fight against drug abuse in schools. Tea...
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Thousands of Ghanaian teachers are celebrating promotions following the 2025 GES examination results, but beneath the ex...
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If GES continues neglecting university-trained teachers, interest in studying Education will decline. Many graduates rem...
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Teaching in Ghana is noble, but many educators face harsh realities: poor conditions of service, low pay with limited al...
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Ghana’s teachers are praised publicly but neglected in reality. Delayed promotions, unpaid entitlements, unfair postin...
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