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Teacher unions in Western Region back nationwide strike
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Teacher unions in Western Region back nationwide strike

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read
Teacher unions in the Western and Western North Regions have thrown their weight behind the ongoing nationwide strike by pre-tertiary teachers, urging members to continue staying away from classrooms until their conditions of service are improved.

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