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A number of first-year students placed in public Senior High Schools (SHSs) in the Tema Metropolis which operate as day schools are struggling to find accommodation.
Six public senior high schools in the Tema Metropolis operate as day schools. The schools are Chemu SHS, Tema Methodist Day SHS, Presbyterian SHS, Our Lady of Mercy SHS, Tema Manhean SHS and Tema Technical Institute.
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The Tema Manhean SHS and Tema Technical Institute, however, have hostel facilities on campus which offer limited accommodation to students.
Nonetheless, construction works on a two-storey 900-bed capacity dormitory project at the Manhean SHS was progressing steadily when the Daily Graphic visited.
The USAID Sustainable Fishing Management Programme (SFMP) COVID-19 Project has awarded three fish landing beaches in coastal Volta for adhering to the COVID-19 safety protocols.
Aklorbordzi (Anloga District), Adzido (Keta Municipality) and Hedzranawo (Ketu South Municipality) received awards as most demonstrative fish landing beaches out of 48 in all three districts as winners for the month of November, 2020.
Each Landing Beach Committee (LBC) received 10 plastic chairs, a plaque/citation, three project-branded tee-shirts and some reading materials on sustainable fishing.
Mr Kwesi Randolph Johnson, the Project Officer, Volta Region, at a brief ceremony to present the awards, congratulated the LBCs for the achievement and called on them to strive to successfully combat COVID-19.
The USAID Sustainable Fishing Management Programme (SFMP) COVID-19 Project has awarded three fish landing beaches in coastal Volta for adhering to the COVID-19 safety protocols.
Aklorbordzi (Anloga District), Adzido (Keta Municipality) and Hedzranawo (Ketu South Municipality) received awards as most demonstrative fish landing beaches out of 48 in all three districts as winners for the month of November, 2020.
Each Landing Beach Committee (LBC) received 10 plastic chairs, a plaque/citation, three project-branded tee-shirts and some reading materials on sustainable fishing.
Mr Kwesi Randolph Johnson, the Project Officer, Volta Region, at a brief ceremony to present the awards, congratulated the LBCs for the achievement and called on them to strive to successfully combat COVID-19.