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GES launches investigation into alleged assault on final-year student by teachers at Techiman SHS

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GES launches investigation into alleged assault on final-year student by teachers at Techiman SHS

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has launched an investigation into an alleged assault on a final-year student of Techiman Senior High School (SHS) by two teachers following the… <p>The post GES launches investigation into alleged assault on final-year student by teachers at Techiman SHS first…

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4 developments over 3 days, 3 newsrooms in all

  1. Day 1 Sat, 31 Oct GJA President Demands Action Over Abuse of Students in SHS First reported by Adom Online · 8 newsrooms · you're reading this
  2. Day 1 Sat, 31 Oct Apaak refers Techiman SHS assault to GES for urgent investigation Reported first by MyJoyOnline · 4 newsrooms
  3. Day 2 Sun, 1 Nov Education Ministry Orders Probe into Alleged Assault at Techiman SHS Reported first by Modern Ghana
  4. Day 3 Mon, 2 Nov LIVE: Two Techiman SHS Teachers Arrested Over Assult || 02-10-2026 Reported first by Modern Ghana

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