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Gender Minister urges dialogue as teachers’ strike threatens School Feeding Programme

I will only appeal to them to go back to negotiation, having their welfare and the welfare of the nation at large in mind, so that we can find a lasting solution.
Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, has expressed concern that the ongoing strike by teacher unions is adversely affecting the Ghana School Feeding Programme.
And so, if you've bought items, especially perishable goods, you realise that they will suffer around this time.
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