Father Accuses St. Rose's SHS of Negligence in Daughter's Death

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  Akwatia, Ghana – A heartbroken father, Mark Kwadjo Gyemerah-Boateng, is accusing St. Rose’s Senior High School in Akwatia of gross negligence, which he claims led to the tragic death of his 15-year-old daughter, Beatrice Akua Gyamerah-Boateng. The distraught father alleges the school failed to provide timely medical attention to Beatrice, despite her persistent complaints of a severe headache. According to Mr. Gyemerah-Boateng, his daughter remained on the school campus for four days as her condition steadily deteriorated. It was only after she collapsed that she was finally rushed to the hospital. Tragically, it was too late, and Beatrice passed away shortly after her arrival. "I believe that my daughter died because of their negligence," a grieving Mr. Gyemerah-Boateng stated, holding the school directly responsible for his daughter's untimely demise. He contends that the school's inaction, or delayed action, was a direct contributing factor to her death. In the ...
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St. Augustine's College Establishes Dominant Lead in Central Championship After Round 3

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CAPE COAST, GHANA July 9, 2025] St. Augustine's College has asserted a formidable presence in the ongoing Central Championship, concluding Round 3 with a commanding lead and setting the pace for what promises to be an exhilarating academic showdown. The 'Augusco' boys amassed an impressive 59 points, demonstrating a significant gap over their closest competitors.

The intellectually charged contest, featuring some of the Central Region's brightest young minds, saw teams battling it out in a display of knowledge and quick thinking. St. Augustine's College's consistent performance throughout the first three rounds has clearly paid off, putting them in a strong position as the championship progresses.

Trailing in second place is Mfantsiman Girls' SHS, who put up a solid fight to secure 34 points by the end of Round 3. Their performance indicates a strong contention and a drive to close the gap in the subsequent rounds.

Nyakrom SHTS currently holds the third spot with a respectable 27 points, showcasing their competitive spirit. Not far behind are Hope College and Obiri Yeboah SHS, tallying 21 points and 20 points respectively, making for a tight mid-table race where every point will count.

The Central Championship is proving to be a thrilling test of academic prowess, pushing students to demonstrate their understanding across various subjects. As teams head into the critical latter stages of the competition, the pressure will undoubtedly mount, promising more intense and surprising outcomes.

All eyes will now be on the upcoming rounds to see if St. Augustine's College can maintain their impressive momentum or if Mfantsiman Girls' SHS or any of the other determined contestants can launch a spirited comeback to challenge for the coveted championship title.

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