Two students arrested for alleged rape at Eastern Regional Super Zonals sports competition
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has learned of grave misconduct by some students during the Super Zonal Sports Competition in the Eastern Region, held from 4th to 6th February 2026.
The misconducts, according to GES include a stabbing incident and an alleged gang‑rape.
GES strongly condemns these acts, stating they have no place in the education service.
Inter‑school sports are intended to nurture talent, promote discipline, teamwork and unity.
Any violence, sexual abuse or criminal behaviour linked to such events is unacceptable.
A student from Koforidua Senior High Technical School was stabbed roughly 200 metres from the competition site while going to lunch with a friend.
The attack was allegedly carried out by students of New Juaben Senior High School.
A female student of Osino Senior High School was allegedly raped in a bush near the competition grounds.
Regarding the rape, two students have been arrested and are assisting police investigations.
A third suspect, the alleged ringleader and former student of Koforidua Senior High Technical School, is at large.
The victim received medical care, was discharged, and is getting counselling and psychosocial support from the Regional Guidance and Counselling Coordinator, the Girls’ Education Unit head, and DOVVSU officers
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