Vice Chairman of Parliament’s Education Committee, Joseph Kumah, has acknowledged the concerns raised by pre-tertiary teacher unions but appealed to them to consider the impact of their continued strike on pupils.
Teachers have legitimate concerns, but prolonged strike will affect pupils – Joseph Kumah
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