Ghana drops foreign language requirement in primary schools under new education policy
Ghana's Education Ministry clarifies that learning foreign languages will no longer be mandatory for basic school pupils under revised curriculum plans.
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Ghana's Education Ministry clarifies that learning foreign languages will no longer be mandatory for basic school pupils under revised curriculum plans.
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