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Abubakar Ibrahim••482 words · 3 min read Teachers are on strike over unpaid promotions - will the government's latest pledge bring them back to class?
The government responds to the teacher strike over unpaid promotion salaries, with spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu confirming presidential…
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