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Regional Minister calls for efforts to tackle education challenges in Northern Region

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Northern Regional Minister, Ali Adolf John, has called for stronger, multi-stakeholder collaboration among government entities, district authorities, traditional and religious leaders, parents, teachers, civil society organisations, and local communities to address pre-tertiary education challenges across the region.

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