Teachers in Ghana have halted classes and staged protests, refusing to return to work until they receive long-overdue salaries. The educators insist they have not been paid for months, despite fulfilling their professional obligations, and are now demanding financial clearance from authorities before resuming duties. Authorities have yet to respond to their demands, leaving the education system in limbo. The situation underscores growing tensions between public servants and the government over unpaid wages.
Unpaid Teachers Demand Financial Clearance to Receive Salaries Modern Ghana
