The four enoughs of the Sundiata Post Model: From the desk to the world, By Max Amuchie

Max Amuchie wrote about the Sundiata Post Model. According to Premium Times, the model draws on journalism and media studies, strategic management, and organisational theory, and was influenced by the Philosophical Triad of Enduring Influences, which includes Sigmund Freud, Antonio Gramsci, and Edward Said.

In a separate story, the New Juaben North Education Directorate in Ghana's Eastern Region has appealed for more desks and chairs for schools. The Head of Planning and Statistics, Okyere Boateng Samuel, reported that up to four pupils are being forced to share a single desk, affecting the learning environment. MyJoyOnline Ghana and Adom Online both reported that the Directorate welcomed a donation of over 1,000 chairs from the New Juaben North Municipal Assembly but noted that more furniture is still needed.

The lack of sufficient furniture is said to place undue pressure on pupils and teachers, making it difficult to create effective teaching and learning conditions. Okyere Boateng Samuel called on the government, authorities, organisations, and stakeholders to support the municipality with additional desks and chairs. According to him, sufficient furniture would improve pupils' comfort and contribute to a better learning environment and quality of education.

Brief written by urgent.news from Premium Times, MyJoyOnline Ghana, Adom Online — 3 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.