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Ebenezer Afanyi Dadzie••343 words · 2 min read Why does a placement policy meant for the deprived now threaten private schools and spark a call for its total abolition?
GNAPS is urging the removal of the 15% priority placement quota in Ghana's SHS admissions, arguing it unfairly favors public school students.
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