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Your strike could disrupt academic calendar – GES urges teachers to return

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has appealed to pre-tertiary teacher unions to call off their ongoing strike, warning that the industrial action could undermine recent efforts to restore stability and predictability to Ghana’s academic calendar.
Professor Davis said the strike comes at a critical time for the education sector, barely two weeks into the new academic year.
He stressed that preserving the stability of the academic calendar remains a priority and urged all stakeholders to work towards ensuring that the school year proceeds without further disruption.
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