In 2004, the Ghanaian government introduced the National Early Childhood Care and Development Policy, legislation which recognised the crucial influence early learning has on child development (Early Childhood Care and Development Policy, 2004). Several years later, in 2007, Ghana officially expanded Free Universal and Basic Education to kindergarten age children, a significant step in ensuring […]
Sustained Development In Ghana – The launch Of The Education Response Fund Ghana’s economy has expanded significantly during the past decade, hailed as one of the fastest growing in Africa. Economic success has contributed to an impressive reduction in poverty, with Ghana becoming the first country in Sub-Saharan Africa to achieve Millennium Development Goal 1 […]