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22nd November 2024 10:54:05 AM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

The government has announced the completion of over 3,000 educational projects across Ghana since 2017, underscoring its commitment to improving infrastructure and ensuring access to quality education for all citizens.
In a statement by the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund), the projects were highlighted as key achievements in addressing the nation's educational needs. The completed initiatives include the construction of new classroom blocks, the renovation of existing facilities, and the establishment of modern science laboratories, libraries, and ICT centers.
According to the Ministry of Education, these projects span all levels of education, from basic and senior high schools to technical institutions. The government's focus on STEM education has also led to the creation of specialised facilities for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to equip students with skills for future careers.
Some parents, teachers, and local communities have lauded the progress, noting significant improvements in students' academic performance and overall school experience.
The government has pledged to sustain these efforts, with plans for additional projects to meet the growing demands of the educational sector.
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