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CPP’s Kwame Nkrumah Botsio calls for legally binding MOU to end teacher strike

For Mr Botsio, improving teachers’ conditions should form part of a broader commitment to strengthening education, given that teachers are responsible for delivering the education that society increasingly regards as essential.
Appeal to teachers amid strike While expressing sympathy for the concerns of teachers, Mr Botsio also appealed to them to listen to assurances from the Minister of Education as efforts are made to resolve the dispute.
Mr Botsio argued that the scale of the teaching profession should not be used as a reason to overlook the needs of teachers, particularly given the increasingly important role education plays in modern society.
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