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Arabic, Chinese teaching debate should end after Mahama’s clarification – Asah-Asante

His comments follow President Mahama’s dismissal of claims that his government has approved a policy to introduce Arabic and Chinese as subjects in Ghana’s public schools.
Political Science lecturer at the University of Ghana, Dr Kwame Asah-Asante, says President John Dramani Mahama’s clarification on the government’s position on the teaching of Arabic and Chinese in public schools should bring the matter to an end.
He rejected suggestions that the differing public positions amounted to a policy disagreement between the President and the Education Minister, Haruna Iddrisu .
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