Category: Press Release

20% TAX ON CHATGPT, NETFLIX AND SPOTIFY COULD SABOTAGE THE GOVERNMENT — GRA MUST RECONSIDER THE DECISION – William Boadi, EAI

🚩 NEWS IN 20% TAX ON CHATGPT, NETFLIX AND SPOTIFY COULD SABOTAGE THE GOVERNMENT — GRA MUST RECONSIDER THE DECISION – William Boadi, EAI I wish to express my deep displeasure and concern over the reported decision to impose a 20% tax on subscriptions to digital services such as ChatGPT, Netflix and Spotify, effective October...
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EAI COMMENDS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FOR RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP AND HANDLING OF TEACHER UNION STRIKES – William Boadi 

EAI COMMENDS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION FOR RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP AND HANDLING OF TEACHER UNION STRIKES – William Boadi   The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) has commended the Ministry of Education, under the leadership of Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, and his Deputy Minister, Hon. Dr. Clement Apaak, for the manner in which they have handled the strike actions...
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SHS PLACEMENT: GHANA NEEDS SOLUTIONS, NOT NOISE AND BLAME – William Boadi, EAI 

SHS PLACEMENT: GHANA NEEDS SOLUTIONS, NOT NOISE AND BLAME – William Boadi, EAI The ongoing challenges surrounding the Senior High School (SHS) placement process have understandably generated public concern, but Ghana needs solutions rather than endless blame and political noise. There is nothing wrong with criticising the system or proposing alternatives, but those with genuine...
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Make Indiscipline Costly: A Call for a More Responsible Ghana – Anthony Cobbinah, EAI

🚩 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Make Indiscipline Costly: A Call for a More Responsible Ghana – Anthony Cobbinah, EAI Every year, Ghana loses millions of cedis not because of a lack of laws, but because too many people ignore them. Floods caused by choked gutters, environmental pollution from indiscriminate refuse disposal, destruction of public property, excessive...
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GHANA MUST MOVE FROM REACTIVE HEALTHCARE TO PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE – William Boadi, EAI

GHANA MUST MOVE FROM REACTIVE HEALTHCARE TO PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE – William Boadi, EAI Ghana’s healthcare system has mastered the art of waiting. We wait for the blood pressure to cause a stroke. We wait for high blood sugar to become a serious complication. We wait for the patient to collapse. We wait for the pregnancy...
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Save Ghana from the Effects of Climate Change: Engineering Gaps, Attitudes, and the Flooding Crisis – Anthony Cobbinah, EAI

PRESS RELEASE   Save Ghana from the Effects of Climate Change: Engineering Gaps, Attitudes, and the Flooding Crisis Accra, Ghana – 30 June 2026 The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) is calling on the Government of Ghana, Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs), engineering institutions, traditional authorities, civil society organizations, and all Ghanaians to adopt urgent...
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Educate Africa Institute (EAI) Supports Suspension of Senior High School Graduation Ceremonies – William Boadi

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 20 June 2026 Educate Africa Institute (EAI) Supports Suspension of Senior High School Graduation Ceremonies The Executive Director of the Educate Africa Institute (EAI), Mr. William Boadi, has expressed support for the Ministry of Education’s decision to suspend graduation ceremonies in Senior High Schools across the country. According to Mr. Boadi, while...
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The Youth Are Waiting: A Respectful Reminder on the 24-Hour Economy Initiative’s “1 Job, 3 Shifts, 3 People” Model – William Boadi, EAI 

The Youth Are Waiting: A Respectful Reminder on the 24-Hour Economy Initiative’s “1 Job, 3 Shifts, 3 People” Model – William Boadi, EAI   One of the most ambitious and inspiring policy proposals presented to Ghanaians was the 24-Hour Economy initiative, particularly the flagship “1 Job, 3 Shifts, 3 People” model. The policy offered hope...
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Many Ghanaian Leaders Hardly Support the Dreams of Young People, Yet When Those Same Youths Struggle or Go Wayward, They Are Often the First to Offer Advice – William Boadi, EAI.

Many Ghanaian leaders hardly support the dreams of young people, yet when those same youths struggle or go wayward, they are often the first to offer advice. The reality is that countless young Ghanaians possess talent, vision, and ambition, but lack the mentorship, opportunities, financial support, and encouragement needed to transform their dreams into reality....
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Ghana Education Service Must Introduce Social Media Literacy Education in Schools – William Boadi, EAI

Ghana Education Service Must Introduce Social Media Literacy Education in Schools By William Boadi Experienced Educator and Executive Director, Educate Africa Institute (EAI) The rapid advancement of technology has transformed the way young people communicate, learn, and interact with the world. Today, social media platforms have become an integral part of the daily lives of...
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