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GAUA strike disrupts academic plans at University of Ghana as students, parents express frustration

The university has postponed the reopening date for fresh students, leaving prospective students and their families uncertain about when academic activities will officially begin.
The ongoing strike by the Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) is disrupting academic activities at the University of Ghana, with students and parents expressing frustration over the uncertainty surrounding the start of the new academic year.
Some students who spoke to Joy News on October 12 said the industrial action has disrupted their plans for the academic year, leaving them uncertain about when normal academic activities will resume.
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