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When a doctor makes a mistake, it affect one person. But a teacher's mistake affects many.🙂👌🏾
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A doctor's mistake is buried in the soil. A teacher's mistake lives on-Dr Ananga #CurriculumFrameworkForum @Camb_Ed @NovanEdu @sabretrust
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IES: Govt should tread cautiously with Free SHS fb.me/5HpJUGZ5t
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The Executive Director of the Institute for Education Studies (IES), Dr.Prince Armah, has revealed that access to... fb.me/1lOZx7keU
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The Institute for Education Studies (IES) has said the free Senior High School education programme outlined by... fb.me/7zj1opMY9
Ghana still needs to be very precautious and take the early warning signals very serious myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016…
Nine out of the thirty-six states in Nigeria produce oil and gas, contributing to over 35% of the country’s GDP myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016…
CSR projects by oil companies are to be designed to address urgent environmental, economic and social needs myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016…
Some oil companies in Gh spend not less than £2 million yearly on offering scholarships for students to study abroad myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016…
CSR practices often appear not to be community-focused and/or take account of what the people really needed myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016…
Most companies appear to engage in CSR for the sole purpose of making profit myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016… @Bensparrow88 @pkarmah @joyonlineghana
Some evidence suggest that Political figures raised hopes about Ghana's oil find myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016… @Bensparrow88 @joyonlineghana
A major cause of the crises in the Niger Delta region points towards the inability of the gov't to meet expectation myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016…
Niger Delta fracas; Ghana ignoring early signs? myjoyonline.com/opinion/2016… @Bensparrow88 @nanaseik @pkarmah @3fm927 @joyonlineghana @Ackah5



