Two-week strike will not derail academic calendar - GNAT President
Will the two-week teacher strike really leave the academic calendar intact? The GNAT president says yes - but his reasoning may surprise you.
The Ghana National Association of Teachers president addresses concerns about the recent two-week strike by teacher unions.
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