Today, Ghana has about 16 schools for the Deaf. However, equal educational opportunities elude Deaf people in Ghana and students encounter many challenges. Chief among them is the fact that Ghana has ...

Juventus Duorinaah, a longtime advocate for Ghana’s deaf community, became the country’s first deaf lawyer, as reported by Ghana Web. According to their report, Duorinaah began his journey ...

In Ghana, he convinced regular schools to let him use their classrooms after hours to teach deaf children. Word spread and it wasn’t long until there were 300 children wishing to attend the ...

Ghana urgently needs an official Ghanaian Sign Language (GSL) policy. Such a move has the potential to humanize education for people who are Deaf and alleviate the linguistic discrimination they face.

The deaf can laugh, smile, cry, ... Ghana: Why Neglect the Deaf? 7 December 2009. Public Agenda (Accra) opinion By Akwasi Fredua. Accra — The deaf can do everything except hearing.

The President of the Deaf Association of Ghana, Mr. Emmanuel Sackey has called on government to come to their aid to help the deaf get access to higher education. He made the observation when he ...

The Ghana Grows High School Next Level Tour continues to make a significant impact, with its latest stop at the Cape Coast School for the Deaf and Blind delivering knowledge, inspiration, and a ...

I intend to establish the association- Ghana Deaf and Hard of Hearing Drivers Association (GDHDA) which would make awareness of deaf ability to drive in the country soon and urge the government to ...

In 1957, when Ghana gained independence from British colonial rule , ... Sign language needs policy protection in Ghana. Date. 1/21/2019 7:20:06 PM ...

The High School Next Level tour is in full swing, with excitement building as the team heads to the Cape Coast School for the Deaf and Blind on Friday, 28 March.So far, the tour has delivered ...