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2026 WASSCE: Dr. Apaak rejects ‘education crisis’ claims, cites gains in Maths and Social Studies

Clement Abas Apaak, has rejected claims that Ghana’s secondary education system has collapsed, arguing that the 2026 WASSCE results show significant improvements in three of the four core subjects.
He maintained that the government would confront weaknesses in the education sector rather than manipulate examination figures to create an impression of improved performance.
Apaak, all four core subjects recorded credit pass rates of at least 60 per cent in 2026.
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