The leadership of the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) is set to call off its nationwide strike. This decision was reached at a meeting with the Ministry of Labour and Employment Relations (MLER) through the Fair Wages Commission today. The meeting aimed to address the pressing concerns of CETAG members, who have been on strike for the past two months, leading to a complete halt in academic activities at all 46 Colleges of Education across the country. The Association is expected to announce the resumption of academic activities later this week after a yet-to-be-held council meeting. Read also: Labour Ministry to hold crisis talks with striking CETAG leaders to resolve nationwide shutdown Additionally, salaries for July and August 2024 are to be paid by the end of this month.