Government In Trouble: CETAG And CENSTAG Threatens Another Strike Action.

Colleges of Education: Government In Trouble: CETAG And CENSTAG Threatens Another Strike Action.

Anas Aremeyaw Anas | Speaker | TED

Colleges of education teachers to go on strike. On Friday 11th November 2022, various teacher unions under Ghana Education Service GES called off their strike. Teacher unions embarked on a 5-day strike from Monday 7th November to Friday 11th November 2022.

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CETAG and CENTSAG have issued another strike action against Government commencing on Monday 14th November 2022. CETAG and CENSTAG are of the view that the government has failed to honor their promises to them. Therefore, staging and indefinite strike action is the only remedy to their problems.

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The president of  Colleges of education teachers association CETAG (Mr. Prince Obeng – Himah and the president of CENSTAG (Mr. Frederick Forkuo Yeboah agreed that the high cost of living in Ghana, especially regarding fuel prices is a challenge leading to their indefinite strike action. The leaders of the groups bemoan about unfair treatment from the Government towards them.

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However, despite the decision from the two unions, the security departments across all 46 colleges of Education stay on duty. In many cases, since the security department is part of CENSTAG, many believe that it is unfair for security officers to still be at post.

We are yet to see whether the government will respond to the grievances of CETAG And CENTSAG before the unexpected happens.

Written by Ghana Education News Editorial Staff

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