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Education Ministry urges data-driven talks to resolve teacher impasse

Education Ministry Press Secretary Hashmin Mohammed, speaking on Joy FM’s Top Story on Monday, said the dispute is an issue inherited by the current government and requires sustained dialogue between the relevant stakeholders.
The Ministry of Education has called for continued and more structured engagement with Ghana’s pre-tertiary teacher unions as efforts intensify to resolve the ongoing impasse and facilitate the return of teachers to the classroom.
Mr Mohammed said the ministry, together with other relevant agencies, had begun negotiations on the matter, stressing the importance of ensuring that all parties approach the discussions with a clear understanding of the issues at stake.
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