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BY: Daniel Kenu
Category: Education
Nana Acheampongmaa Anima Kotroka II (middle), Morsohemaa, being supported by Dr Anthony Boateng (right), Deputy Director-General of the GES, and Nana Otuo Acheampong (left) to cut the tape to inaugurate the building (left)
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After two failed attempts to get the Morso Senior High School (SHS) and Technical School in the Asante Akyem South District in the Ashanti Region off the ground to run full academic programmes, indigenes, both home and abroad, have actualised that dream.
Today, the farming community is celebrating the inauguration of a modern academic block comparable to any such building in a city.
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Teacher unions in the country have expressed concern over the delay in the supply of food items to senior high schools (SHSs) in the country.
The unions, made up of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) and the Coalition of Concerned Teachers Ghana, (CCT-GH), warned that any further delay would impact negatively on the smooth running of the Free SHS policy.
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“It is unfortunate, heartbreaking and disturbing that the schools have to look for funds elsewhere to cater for the SHS students until funds are disbursed from the Ministry of Education. We reiterate that any further delay will impact negatively on the smooth running of the Free SHS policy. Consequently, we call on the Ministry of Education and all the duty bearers to act swiftly to deal with the precarious and difficult situation currently confronting the schools by the close of Friday, March 19, 2021.
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BY: Severious Kale-Dery
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The dream of an 18-year-old orphan of becoming a doctor in the future is being dashed for lack of finances to pursue his education at the medical school.
Edward Elorm Gbanaglo, who completed Presbyterian Boys’ Senior High School (PRESEC) with seven A1s and two B2s, has gained admission to the University of Health and Allied Sciences at Ho in the Volta Region but managed to pay his admission fees with the help of his late mother’s friends.
However, Elorm, who defied all odds to make the excellent grades, fears he might not be able to complete the programme because he does not have a constant source of funding.
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