CETAG has ended its strike and given the government until October to resolve the issues raised.

The main demand is for migration to university status, which the government has agreed to address.
CETAG President Prince Obeng Himeh stated that the decision to call off the strike was influenced by the commitment received from the office of Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia.
He explained that CETAG will allow the government until October to address all outstanding issues.






















































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