Ghana Updates Senior High School Admissions Quotas Amid Conflict Condemnation

The Commission on Senior High Schools has announced that up to 10 percent of placements at top institutions will be reserved for protocol candidates, while the National Peace Council strongly condemned recent arson and violent clashes linked to school rivalries. Together, the announcements highlight ongoing reforms and security concerns within Ghana’s secondary education system.

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School rivalry cannot justify arson – Peace Council condemns clashes between Okuapeman, Mount Sinai SHS

The National Peace Council has condemned the violent clashes involving students of Okuapeman Senior High School and Mount Sinai Senior High School in the Akuapem North Municipality of the Eastern Region. The condemnation follows the arrest of 10 students in connection with the clashes between the two schools. Speaking at a press conference themed “Shaping Minds, Securing Peace: Educating Youth Against Violence,” Director of Capacity Development and Outreach at the National Peace Council, Ja...

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Ghana Updates Senior High School Admissions Quotas Amid Conflict Condemnation

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School rivalry cannot justify arson – Peace Council condemns clashes between Okuapeman, Mount Sinai SHS

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