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When a hyena guards the goats: An anatomy of institutional collapse and legal betrayal at Obuasi Sec Tech

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When a hyena guards the goats: An anatomy of institutional collapse and legal betrayal at Obuasi Sec Tech

The collapse of Obuasi Senior High Technical School was not an accident. It was a culture of predation, made possible by the very people the taxpayer pays to speak out.

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