President John Mahama has announced that funds are available to reimburse academic fees for first-year tertiary students enrolling in September 2025. Speaking at a rally in Koforidua on July 20 during his national “Thank You Tour,” he affirmed the government’s preparedness to fulfill its commitment under the No Fee Stress policy.
“The money is ready. Students enrolling in September will have their fees reimbursed,” Mahama stated. Join us on WhatsApp for more https://chat.whatsapp.com/IwYdwerq679JpLNCAQXatL
Launched earlier this year, the policy has already benefited 15,000 students. It is part of the President’s wider education and social protection agenda aimed at easing financial burdens and promoting equal access to higher education.
Mahama also reaffirmed his administration’s intention to complete ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Eastern Regional Hospital started by the previous government. “We are not here to abandon projects. We will complete and expand them,” he said.
To address youth unemployment, the government has introduced a National Apprenticeship Programme to equip young people with practical skills. Additionally, Mahama revealed that six months of delayed allowances for nursing and teacher trainees have been paid, with a promise of regular monthly payments moving forward. Read Also Ghana Mourns: Legendary Musician Daddy Lumba Reportedly Passes at 60
These efforts reflect the administration’s focus on human capital development and continuity in governance.
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