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Mahama reiterates government’s commitment to end double-track SHS system 

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Mahama reiterates government’s commitment to end double-track SHS system 

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Touching on challenges in the education sector, President Mahama said his administration inherited a situation in which the Free Senior High School programme had been introduced without a dedicated funding source.

President John Dramani Mahama has reiterated his administration’s commitment to phase out the Double-Track System in the nation’s senior high schools (SHSs).

The President said the government had since established dedicated funding for SHSs and student feeding programmes.

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