Teachers must not be blamed for maintaining strike; the gov't failed to act earlier - IFEST
Why are teachers refusing to return to work despite government promises? The answer lies in past experiences.
Pre-tertiary teacher unions in Ghana are maintaining a nationwide strike over unresolved concerns.
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