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October 8, 2026|21:58

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Unpaid SHS suppliers cry for help as sickness, debt and death take heavy toll

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The prolonged failure to pay Free Senior High School (SHS) food suppliers is taking a heavy toll on the lives of some suppliers, with the association rsquo;s president, Agnes Abedua, revealing that members are battling illness, mounting debts and serious family challenges.

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