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Stakeholders express concern over cut in budgetary allocation for education - Ghana Business News

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Stakeholders in the education sector have decried the “worrying’ reduction in the 2023 budgetary allocation for basic schools in Ghana. They say education should not be a target for expenditure cut as the country embarks on the IMF programme. The government for the first time in 20 years, reduced the percentage of the national budget for education under the medium-term budget and expenditure framework.

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Stakeholders express concern over cut in budgetary allocation for education - Ghana Business News

Stakeholders in the education sector have decried the “worrying” reduction in the 2023 budgetary allocation for basic schools in Ghana due to the pending International Monetary Fund (IMF) assistance programme.

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