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Read more   President  John Dramani Mahama  has unveiled plans to organise two major national conferences aimed at addressing key challenges in Ghana’s governance and education sectors. Speaking at the 92nd Jalsa Salana of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission Ghana in Winneba on Thursday, January 9, he outlined initiatives to strengthen the justice system and improve the education landscape. Mr Mahama revealed plans to establish a committee to prepare for a National Constitutional Review Validation Conference. The conference will seek to reignite discussions on the stalled constitutional review process, build consensus on proposed amendments, and promote judicial independence. “To this end, the new NDC administration is resolutely committed to strengthening our justice system. Justice and peace are the bedrock of our national aspirations,” he emphasised. He added that the conference would ensure inclusivity and align the proposed amendments with the collective aspirations of Ghan...
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AHAFO REGIONAL EDUCATION DIRECTORATE LAMENTS ABOUT THE LACK OF INFRASTRUCTURE FOR THE EDIFICE

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The director of the Ahafo  regional education directorate has called on authorities to aid them in what she described as complete lack of relevant facilities and infrastructure for the directorate. She made the call during the Regional Reading Festival at Acherensua Senior High School in the Ahafo Region. Metro tv's Ahafo Regional Correspondent Ibrahim Abode, went there filled and this report.



The Ahafo Regional Education Director Ms Lucy Ama Ankra has appealed to able organisations to come to the aid of the directorate to get relevant furniture to furnish the office. She mentioned that, though the directorate is an infant one, it  lacks relevant facilities and logistics to operate. She said when assisted, the directorate would achieve it's major aim.

She added that, due to the "back to school" campaign iniatiated by the government, many youth who dropped out of school in that area due to teenage pregnancy has returned back to their various schools. She applauded the government for the program and called on all Ghanaians to support it in order for young girls return to school after child birth. The back to School program was initiated  by government to help students who dropped out school due to pregnancy, to return back. 



Meanwhile the Asunafo NAT chairman Mr Ofori Mensah Christian has called on the government to help fast track the payment of salaries of the newly recruited teachers. He mentioned that, Teaching and learning cannot move on smoothly if a teacher is in a class with empty stomach.


The Ahafo Regional Reading Festival was climaxed by some dignitaries, traditional leaders, parents as well as Teachers. 

Awards were given to the various competitors after the completion of the entire  program. Meanwhile, some of the children who partook in the event expressed their delight over it and promised to do better in subsequent events.






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