Chief Imam backs optional Arabic in public schools
Discover why the National Chief Imam's office believes optional Arabic in public schools is a strategic investment for Ghana's youth.
The Office of the National Chief Imam has expressed support for the Ministry of Education's plan to introduce Arabic as an optional subject in
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