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TEIN-KsTU lists Mahama government interventions to ease financial burden on tertiary students
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TEIN-KsTU lists Mahama government interventions to ease financial burden on tertiary students

June 13, 2026 3 Min Read
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The Tertiary Academic Establishments Community (TEIN) of the Nationwide Democratic Congress (NDC), Kumasi College of Know-how (KsTU), says latest education-related interventions beneath the administration of President John Dramani Mahama have eased monetary strain on tertiary college students throughout the nation.

The group made the remarks throughout New Pupil Orientation and New Pupil Welcome Ceremonies, outlining key insurance policies that can profit college students.

TEIN-KsTU Rector Abigail Ameniya instructed the media on the sidelines of the occasion that some of the vital interventions was the “free tuition” coverage, which eased the burden of upfront funds required at first of every semester.

She defined that this coverage helped many college students keep away from suspending or dropping out of college because of monetary hardship.

Abigail additionally praised the reforms throughout the Pupil Mortgage Belief Fund (SLTF), noting that the expanded SLTF Plus program has improved cost effectivity and expanded entry to monetary help for college kids in want.

“For a few years, monetary constraints prevented many Ghanaians from pursuing tertiary schooling. Nevertheless, enrollment in tertiary schooling has elevated considerably after the NDC authorities launched the ‘No Payment Stress’ initiative, which covers the complete tuition charges of all first-year college students,” she mentioned.

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He added that the adjustments are an enormous aid for college kids in increased schooling, because the reforms are enhancing entry and retention.

The TEIN-KsTU Rector additional highlighted the Free Greater Schooling Initiative for Individuals with Disabilities (Individuals with Disabilities), which he mentioned will cowl your entire tuition and costs of scholars with disabilities from the primary yr till commencement.

She mentioned this initiative promotes inclusivity and ensures that college students with disabilities can full their schooling with out monetary interruption.

“These interventions present that the federal government is listening. They’re immediately relieving each the monetary and educational burdens which have affected scholar efficiency and retention lately,” she mentioned.

He added that beneath the present administration, college students are receiving extra advantages than in earlier years, and expressed confidence in continued assist for increased schooling coverage.

NDC Visitor of Honor and Ashanti Regional Organizer Emmanuel Regan Finn additionally counseled the TEIN members and urged them to deal with analysis whereas actively selling authorities insurance policies inside their academic establishments.

He famous that political involvement mustn’t distract college students from educational success, which stays the primary purpose of upper schooling.

This occasion was held as a part of TEIN-KsTU’s efforts to introduce new college students to TEIN-KsTU’s work and encourage their participation in scholar advocacy and political engagement on campus.

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