Don’t Eat Dog meat again advocacy is calling for an immediate ban on the consumption of cats and dogs in Ghana, sparking a nationwide conversation about culture, ethics, and animal welfare.

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The renewed push, highlighted in recent public campaigns, frames cats and dogs not as sources of food, but as companions and protectors that play important roles in many households. Advocates argue that these animals contribute to human well-being—offering security, emotional support, and companionship—and should therefore be treated with greater care and respect. Supporters of the proposed ban emphasize changing social attitudes, particularly among younger generations who increasingly view pets as members of the family. They believe Ghana is at a turning point where long-standing practices can be re-evaluated in light of evolving values and global perspectives on animal rights. However, the issue remains complex. In some communities, the consumption of dog meat is tied to tradition and livelihood. For many, it is not merely a dietary choice but part of cultural identity and local economy. Critics of the proposed ban caution against dismissing these traditions without offering viable a...
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GES Promotions Portal Now Live for COE Students: A Major Step in Recruitment

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Attention all College of Education (COE) students! The Ghana Education Service (GES) Promotions Portal has officially opened, offering a crucial opportunity for you to advance your careers. Located at GES Promotions Portal, this newly activated platform is designed specifically to facilitate the recruitment and promotion process for COE graduates.


Key Features of the GES Promotions Portal:

  1. Streamlined Recruitment Process: The portal is now fully operational, allowing COE students to proceed with their recruitment applications seamlessly. As a COE graduate, this is your gateway to manage your recruitment process more effectively. By logging into the portal, you can access and complete the necessary steps required for your recruitment, ensuring that you stay on track with your career progression.



  2. eVoucher Purchase Made Easy: One of the standout features of the portal is the integrated system for purchasing eVouchers. These vouchers are essential for completing your recruitment application. The portal allows you to buy eVoucher codes online, simplifying the process and eliminating the need for physical vouchers. This means you can obtain your vouchers quickly and begin your application process without delay.

  3. Self-Posting and Application Management: Once you have your eVoucher, you can use the portal to manage your application. Enter your COE index number to access your personal profile, track the status of your application, and handle any additional requirements. This self-posting feature is designed to give you greater control over your recruitment process, making it easier to ensure that all necessary steps are completed.

  4. User Manual and Support: To assist you in navigating the portal, a detailed user manual is available. This guide provides clear instructions on how to use the portal’s features, from purchasing eVouchers to managing your recruitment application. If you encounter any issues or have questions, the portal also includes a contact section for additional support.

  5. Efficiency and Convenience: The launch of the GES Promotions Portal marks a significant leap forward in modernizing the recruitment process for COE students. By transitioning to an online platform, GES aims to enhance efficiency, reduce administrative burdens, and provide a more user-friendly experience.



As the portal is now live, COE students are encouraged to visit GES Promotions Portal and begin their recruitment process. This new system represents a major advancement in career management for educators, reflecting GES’s commitment to supporting your professional growth and development.

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