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Two months of talks with the government have yielded no progress – GAUA

The Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) says negotiations with government to resolve its outstanding grievances have made no significant progress after about two months of engagement.
Mr Aidoo acknowledged the impact of the strike on university operations but said members of the association are equally frustrated by the lack of progress in resolving their concerns.
Speaking on Joy FM’s Middaynews, Mr Aidoo said none of the association’s outstanding grievances have so far been addressed.
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