Poor English, Maths performance shows Ghana's literacy crisis - Dr Peter Anti
Ghana's recent exam results in core subjects are raising serious questions about the nation's educational foundation and its long-term implications.
Dr. Peter Anti, Executive Director of IFEST, has highlighted Ghana's ongoing struggles with literacy and numeracy based on recent English and
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