For three consecutive years, winners of the Central Regional Championship have bowed out of the National Championship before the Quarter-final stage, a jinx that has so far affected two different schools.

Herbert Abugbilla Adelwin, a contestant from Mankranso Senior High School at the 2025 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), has been awarded a full six-year medical school scholarship by the Accra College of Medicine, emerging top among 28 applicants. Herbert, alongside his teammates Blessed Oforiwaa Nsiah and Augustine Manu Neyare, led Mankranso SHS on a remarkable journey to the semi-final stage of NSMQ 2025, defeating two Category A schools, Ghana National College and St

The 2025 Sci-Tech Fair ended with a ceremony that highlighted and rewarded outstanding student innovators and exhibitors whose projects demonstrated creativity, technical expertise and strong sustainable impact. The ceremony brought together distinguished guests and brilliant minds in the field of science, alongside participating schools, exhibitors, sponsors and invited guests. Notable attendees included the Managing Director of Primetime Limited, Ms Nana Akua A. Mensa-Bonsu

The fourth edition of the 2025 Sci-Tech Innovation Challenge was officially launched on December 2, 2025, at the GCB lecture hall at the University of Ghana. The theme for this year is “ From Creation to Application: Imagining Renewable Energy in Ghana. ”     The event, designed to celebrate the creativity, innovation and potential of Ghana’s young minds in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, brought together enthusiastic students eager to make a change within t

The final episode of the 2025 Mentorship Sessions featured Dr Nana Aba Kwenua Pobee, a medical doctor who values both clinical and non-clinical approaches to healthcare. She is an advocate for holistic well-being, championing practices that support good health for people of all ages. Her degree in Medicine and Surgery is complemented by professional certifications in leadership, policy, advocacy, health administration, business administration, and project management. She is c

The fourteenth episode of the 2025 Mentorship Sessions centred on the theme “ Tomorrow’s Innovators: Navigating STEM Careers for a Changing World. ” The session introduced students to the importance of leveraging technology for social change, the need to challenge sexism within professional spaces, and the value of continuous learning to remain competitive in the job market. The mentor for the session, Dr Naa Adzoa Adzeley Boi-Dsane, a Medical Doctor and an independent resear

The thirteenth episode of the 2025 Mentorship Sessions centred on the theme “ Tomorrow’s Innovators: Navigating STEM Careers for a Changing World. ” The session introduced students to the rapidly evolving landscape of STEM, highlighting the expanding influence of artificial intelligence, robotics, climate science, health technology, and data science. The mentor for the session, Dr Joseph Budu, is a Senior Lecturer at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration

The twelfth episode of the 2025 Mentorship Sessions took place at Chemu Senior High Technical School and centred on the theme “ Tomorrow’s Innovators: Navigating STEM Careers for a Changing World. ” The session featured Emmanuel Kum Asante, a Programme Implementation Associate and Sales and Marketing Officer at Total Family Health Organization.   To set the stage for the discussion, he introduced learners to a vital principle: the concept of purpose. He stressed that they mus

The eleventh episode of the 2025 Mentorship Sessions took place at Chemu Senior High Technical School and centred on the theme “Tomorrow’s Innovators: Navigating STEM Careers for a Changing World.” The session featured Joseph Berkoh, a lead consultant on Partnerships for the African Union’s AI Continental Strategy. The discussion highlighted the wide range of opportunities available to students within the STEM field and underscored the importance of building a strong foundat

The tenth episode of the 2025 Mentorship Sessions, held at St Mary’s Senior High School, centred on the theme “ Tomorrow’s Innovators: Navigating STEM Careers for a Changing World. ” The session featured Jeremy Acquaah, a Lead Consultant at STEM Powered Inc., who works with schools, communities and youth-focused organisations to integrate innovative STEM and AI solutions. The conversation explored how students can navigate the STEM landscape and apply their skills to address