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Emmanuel Tetteh••719 words · 4 min read Why did allowing two first-choice schools overwhelm Ghana's top SHS placements, and what could it mean for students?
Former GES Deputy Director-General Dr Kwabena Bempah Tandoh criticizes the 2026 SHS placement policy.
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