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Pre-tertiary teachers’ strike: We have taken teachers for granted for too long — Dr. Partey-Anti

Modern Ghana 10 minutes 1 mins read

The Executive Director of the Institute for Education Studies (IFEST), Dr Peter Partey-Anti, has backed calls for the government to pay outstanding promotion-related arrears to striking teachers before they return to the classroom.

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