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THE CHRONICLE••716 words · 4 min read Allegations of abuse at a girls' school highlight critical issues regarding student safety and institutional response.
A disturbing incident at Bolgatanga Girls Senior High School involving alleged sexual abuse of a special-needs student by security guards has raised
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