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The ongoing teachers’ strike and the government’s handling of outstanding commitments to teachers have come under scrutiny, with analysts Samuel Attah-Mensah and Mussa Dankwah weighing in on the dispute.

Samuel Attah-Mensah argues that the situation could have been anticipated and managed through earlier engagement with the teacher community. He says government must understand the concerns of organised labour and engage stakeholders before disputes escalate into industrial action.

Mussa Dankwah, meanwhile, argues that teachers are not asking for too much, stressing that government commitments and outstanding payments need to be addressed. He suggests that government should explore ways of securing the funds required to settle what is owed rather than allowing the dispute to continue.

The discussion also focuses on the role of the Finance Ministry, the need for better coordination between government agencies and unions, and the importance of ensuring that commitments made to workers are properly factored into national budgeting.

The analysts warn that prolonged industrial action in the education sector could affect students and undermine efforts to improve learning outcomes following previous disruptions to education.


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