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THE CHRONICLE••727 words · 4 min read Recent disturbances in Ghanaian Senior High Schools are forcing a critical re-evaluation of disciplinary measures and the broader purpose of
Ghanaian Senior High Schools are experiencing a concerning rise in student indiscipline, prompting a national discussion on the future of education.
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