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The double track system increased access to free SHS education. But it also created other problems. Here is one. “Some of them report to school and they are already married. So, sometimes when we resume school, a good number of them don’t come back.”

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IAMvor 1 Jahr

Someone decides to marry, and you to blame that on free SHS? You want to by force link it to free SHS.

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I Can Go To Collegevor 1 Jahr

Discover how support programs are helping students overcome challenges, unlock new opportunities, and achieve their dreams. From mentorship to scholarships, these programs are shaping brighter futures. Tune in now!

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Kasongo Bayangavor 1 Jahr

Modi3 gyimie saaa.. if staying at home 2 -3 months gets u married, what will u say about the day students. U people think journalism is all about looking for only bad things eh.

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F. Mackay Anim-Appiahvor 1 Jahr

Advantages of the Free SHS policy far outweigh the disadvantages. Look, we must be very careful about these overstretched problems because majority of the students who benefit from the policy are underprivileged. Let's look for creative solutions to the few problems of Free SHS.

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Okatakyie Afrifavor 1 Jahr

Good documentary

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Zumatunervor 1 Jahr

Catch them young erh? Or sponsor ms are tired of waiting

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kofi ABrabɔ 🇬🇭🇮🇹vor 1 Jahr

Ok I see

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Church 👳🏼‍♀️vor 1 Jahr

So in total, you wanna tell us the free shs policy is not good? @

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