Colleges of Education shut down as CETAG defies order to end strike

Colleges of Education in Ghana are at a standstill due to an indefinite strike by the Colleges of Education Teachers Association (CETAG), defying orders from the Fair Wages and Salary Commission (FWSC) to resume work.

This impasse, sparked by delays in implementing labor awards and service conditions, has halted both academic and administrative operations, casting doubt on the academic calendar.

While the FWSC has criticized CETAG's stance as counterproductive amid government efforts to resolve issues, CETAG remains resolute.

Students are urging a resolution, highlighting the strike's adverse impact on their education.