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The College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) is set to suspend their long strike as a result of members voting directed by their heads, proposed by the Education Minister.
During the held voting among the 46 Colleges of Education’s local branches under the auspices of CETAG, a successful outcome surfaced.
The results are as follows:
17 colleges which are equivalent to 48.57% in voting have agreed for the strike to continue until the government addresses their demands.
18 out of the 46 colleges which represents a percentage of 51.43 agreed by voting for suspension of the strike on a condition. They said, they will only resume work after another two (2) weeks if the government address their demands.
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Finally, the remaining eleven (11) Colleges of Education were absent from the voting exercise.
In a nutshell, the highest vote (51.43%) has decided for the association to resume and call off the strike but on the condition that, unless the government addresses their demands with a two (2) week ultimatum if not they will continue the strike.
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