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GES digitalisation already exists; restore discontinued platforms – Adutwum spokesperson

In a statement signed by Yaw Opoku Mensah, spokesperson for Dr Adutwum, the former minister's office said the digital systems being advocated by the current Education Minister had already been developed and implemented within the GES.
A spokesperson for former Education Minister Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has challenged claims that the Ghana Education Service (GES) still relies heavily on manual processes, insisting that several digital platforms to address such challenges were introduced years ago.
Another major digital initiative cited in the statement is the Ghana Education Service Management Information System (GESMIS).
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