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Sunyani schools remain empty as teachers' strike enters fourth day

Sunyani Mmeredane M/A Basic School deserted at the time of Parents in the Sunyani Municipality of the Bono Region have appealed to the government to urgently engage the leadership of the various teacher unions to resolve the issues that have triggered the ongoing nationwide teachers’ strike.
Keep classrooms open Despite the nationwide teachers’ strike, the Bono Regional Education Directorate has directed head teachers to keep their respective schools open to ensure that essential administrative and official duties continue.
He explained that although teaching and learning activities had been affected by the strike, head teachers were expected to report to work and keep the schools operational for official purposes.
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