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Abubakar Ibrahim••428 words · 3 min read•Breaking GES says 95% of SHS applicants are placed, but why are parents still queuing at resolution centres?
The Ghana Education Service reports that 95% of students seeking senior high school admission have been placed, countering claims of a crisis.
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