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Teacher salary delays now a human rights issue – Kofi Asare

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read

Executive Director of Africa Education Watch (Eduwatch), Kofi Asare, has described the continued delays in paying some newly recruited teachers as a human rights issue, urging the Ghana Education Service (GES) to resolve all outstanding cases.

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