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Teachers' strike: It's the fault of CAGD, not govt - Akwatia MP | Mukoko News

HomeeducationTeachers' strike: It's the fault of CAGD, not govt - Akwatia MP

education1 min readBy Laud Nartey

Teachers' strike: It's the fault of CAGD, not govt - Akwatia MP

By Laud Nartey·September 26, 2026·Ghana

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A teachers' strike is underway in Ghana, with the Akwatia MP blaming the Council for Academic Governance and Development (CAGD) rather than the government for the unrest.

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The teacher unions have directed their members to stay off the job from today until the government addresses their concerns.

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Length: 20 words · 1 min read
Published: September 26, 2026
Byline: Laud Nartey
Source: 3news