The Ghana Association of Universities Administrators (GAUA) has reaffirmed its decision to continue its nationwide strike, stating that no agreement has been reached with the government regarding their demands.
The strike, which has disrupted activities at various universities across the country, reflects the frustrations of the administrators over unresolved issues with the government concerning their working conditions and benefits.
After two days of negotiations between the unions and government representatives, Kwesi Kwarteng, the Public Relations Officer of the Ministry of Education, announced that the government had met all the demands put forth by the unions.
His comments suggested that progress had been made in addressing the concerns of the striking groups, raising hopes for a resolution to the ongoing strike.
However, the National President of GAUA, Michael Owusu Ansah, has refuted the claims made by Mr. Kwarteng, emphasising that his association does not consider the negotiations successful.
According to Mr Ansah, the lack of a formal agreement means that the strike will persist until satisfactory resolutions are reached that adequately address the concerns of university administrators.
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