Teachers affiliated with Colleges of Education across the country have taken to the streets to protest the prolonged delay in the payment of their salaries, with many alleging they have gone without wages for 14 months. The demonstrations highlight deepening financial struggles among educators, raising concerns over the sustainability of the education sector amid unaddressed grievances. Authorities have yet to provide a clear explanation for the backlog, leaving affected teachers and their unions demanding urgent resolution. The unrest underscores broader systemic challenges in public sector wage management and labor rights enforcement.
Colleges of Education Teachers Protest 14 Months of Unpaid Salaries Modern Ghana
