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Recurrent strikes threaten quality of education and academic calendars – Prof Bokpin

Economist and University of Ghana Business School Professor Gofred Bokpin has warned that recurrent labour strikes in Ghana’s education sector are undermining teaching time, academic calendars and the quality of graduates.
He urged the government to manage labour relations more effectively to protect the academic calendar and ensure that students receive quality education.
He argued that industrial harmony in education was essential to developing human capital, improving labour quality and supporting national development.
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