U.S. ICE Names Ghanaian Nationals in ‘Worst of the Worst’ Deportation Campaign Alongside Surrounding Legal Debates

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  ACCRA  — The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have publicized specific details regarding several Ghanaian nationals targeted for removal under the agency's high-profile "Worst of the Worst" enforcement campaign. The initiative, which publicly highlights the arrests and deportations of non-citizens, focuses heavily on individuals categorized by U.S. authorities as having committed serious or violent offenses. According to official data released by ICE, the named Ghanaian nationals face a range of charges spanning multiple states. The individuals and the specific offenses listed by U.S. immigration enforcement include: Edward Sarpong  (Arrested in Charleston, South Carolina): Burglary and selling synthetic narcotics. Paul Dayah  (Arrested in Houston, Texas): Sexual assault, drug possession, and drug trafficking. Joseph Amegah  (Arrested in Burlington, Massachusetts): Assault and fraud via false sta...
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West African Examinations Council Releases Provisional Results for WASSCE 2024

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the provisional results for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for School Candidates, 2024 (Ghana Only Version).

Key Points:

  • A total of 460,611 candidates sat for the exam, representing a 2.66% increase from 2023.
  • The results are available online at the WAEC website (www.waecgh.org).
  • WAEC cautions candidates against fraudsters who promise to upgrade results for a fee.
  • Performance in Mathematics shows an upward trend over the past four years, while performance in English Language, Social Studies, and Integrated Science fluctuates.
  • Some results have been withheld for investigation into alleged irregularities.

Performance Statistics:

  • English Language: 66.86% pass rate
  • Mathematics (Core): 58.77% pass rate
  • Integrated Science: 65.70% pass rate
  • Social Studies: 66.03% pass rate

Irregularities:

  • WAEC has canceled subject results for 4,108 candidates for bringing unauthorized materials into the exam hall.
  • Entire results have been canceled for 483 candidates for possessing mobile phones during the exam.
  • Subject and entire results have been withheld for 990 candidates for various suspected offenses.
  • The results of candidates from 319 schools are still under investigation for alleged collusion.

Conclusion:

WAEC expresses its gratitude to stakeholders for their support in conducting the examination.

Source: West African Examinations Council 

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