Ghana’s prosperity depends on the practicality of education
· The NAB must support concrete skills for employment All the way up to the university levels, many of today’s
The aftermath of the 2016 WASSCE results
Education must be practical enough for youth employment By Anis Haffar The poor 2016 West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination
African Leadership University (ALU) re-imagines tertiary education
Innovations for problem solving and entrepreneurship By Anis Haffar ALU founder, Fred Swaniker, speaking at Faith Montessori School, Accra The
Avoiding the mis-education of Ghana’s youth
A call for innovative approaches and commitment By Anis Haffar Why have dreams if you can’t live them? Why have
An escape from the educational paralysis
· The “chew, pour, pass, and be poor” disease By Anis Haffar “Chicken Soup for the Soul” – which became
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