News Monthly Archives: June 2019

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service (GHS) is organizing a training workshop for 24 Research Assistants and 8 District Directors as the Commission takes up a task to conduct a survey on client satisfaction. The client satisfaction survey

The Kadjebi District Director of the National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), Mr Daniel Agbesi Latsu, has appealed to Ghanaians to honour their tax obligations for the government to generate enough revenue to develop the country. Apart from taxes being vital to national development, he sa...

Bernard Avle of Citi FM honoured NCCE’s invitation to engage young citizens to commemorate this year’s Citizenship Week which is on the theme, ‘A Clean Ghana, Our Responsibility’. Civic Education is not a new area for Bernard especially because of his works on Citi Breakfast Show. Bernard’s engagem...

Mr. Kojo Tito Voegborlo is the Commission Secretary for the NCCE. He was at Goodwill International School, Russia-Accra as part of activities to mark the 2019 Citizenship Week Celebrations. He is passionate about Civic Education and Citizenship Week is a perfect platform for Mr. Tito Voegborlo to g...

Who said musicians especially hiplife artists can’t champion Civic Education in Ghana? Okyeame Kwame, the ‘Rap Doctor’ demonstrated to the NCCE and pupils of St Augustine Anglican School in Dansoman that civic education is a shared responsibility when he took part in NCCE’s 2019 Citizenship Week...

Mr. Bernard Avle of Citi FM is NCCE’s next Citizenship Week personality. He has offered to join the Citizenship Week train and his train will move to the Canadian Independence College in Accra. Over the years Mr. Avle has used radio to sensitize citizens to their civic responsibilities and he sees

The Hon. Deputy Minister for Regional Reorganization and Development, Martin Adjei Mensah Korsah became a Civic Educator today when he took his turn at NCCE’s Citizenship Week at East Airport International School. He had an interactive session with the school children as he sensitised them on good

It was all fun coupled with cheers and excitement in the air when Chairman of NCCE, Ms. Josephine Nkrumah chanced upon pupils (girls) of New Gbawe MA Basic School playing the ‘Ampe’ game. She remembered her days as a young girl and had no other option but to join the girl's play ampe at the school....