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Educated but unable to communicate? The missing link in Ghana’s University education

Effective communication involves four interconnected skills: listening, reading, speaking and writing.
Universities should strengthen writing support and encourage sustained reading, while students must take responsibility for improving their communication abilities.
Speaking English with a Ghanaian accent or demonstrating greater proficiency in an indigenous language does not automatically indicate poor communication competence.
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