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Emma Ankrah••326 words · 2 min read Despite past missed commitments, NAGRAT is optimistic about the government's ability to meet the September deadline for teacher promotions.
NAGRAT expresses confidence in the government's commitment to resolve outstanding issues regarding teacher promotions and salary placements. This
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