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USTED dean warns GAUA strike could disrupt Ghana’s restored academic calendar

“The government has done so well to restore the academic calendar, but if care is not taken, the strike can distort the academic calendar the government has struggled to bring back.
So, if the government reaches out to you, please listen to the government in good faith and let's see how we can reach halfway to ensure that we come back and get our academic calendar restored so that we don't go back to the COVID era," he pleaded.
Arthur lamented the strike is already having adverse effects on academic work, particularly at a time when first-year students have just reported to campus.
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