In today’s edition of the Daily Graphic, within the political section, Mr. Prosper Dan Afetsi, President of the Foundation For Generational Thinkers, addressed the issue of political interference in the education system. He expressed his concern, stating that the intrusion of politics into Ghana’s educational matters has consistently been a significant problem. This interference has led to a lack of consistency in policies, with each new administration frequently introducing modifications without considering the overall education system.

To address this issue, Mr. Prosper Dan Afetsi recommended that the Ghana Education Service take steps to establish a more autonomous and independent educational sector. This move aims to curb political interference in the educational system. Additionally, he emphasized the need for the education sector to enhance its support for learning by providing adequate resources and creating a conducive learning environment. Read more