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Gertrude Okyere••311 words · 2 min read Why is the Catholic Church, a major education provider, being sidelined from crucial discussions on Ghana's education future?
The Ghana Catholic Bishops' Conference has voiced concerns over the removal of its representative from the Ghana Education Service (GES) Council.
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