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Haruna Iddrisu announces October 16 timeline for payment of teachers' promotion arrears: how 3 outlets covered it

First reported · Last update 7 Oct 2026, 17:34 GMT
Haruna Iddrisu announces October 16 timeline for payment of teachers' promotion arrears
3outlets covered it
11reports in total
MyJoyOnlinereported first · coverage over 69h
MyJoyOnline3NewsGhanaian Times

Every report, in the order it was published

  1. MyJoyOnlineReported first
    ‘It will be inexcusable for gov’t not to honour payment of teachers’ arrears’ – Haruna Iddrisu
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  2. MyJoyOnline
    ‘It will be inexcusable for gov’t not to honour payment of teachers’ arrears by 30th October’ – Haruna Iddrisu
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  3. 3News
    Education Minister urges speed as gov't validates striking teachers' data for payment
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  4. 3News
    Education Minister visits centre validating 51,000 striking teachers’ data; first tranche of arrears due October 16
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  5. MyJoyOnline
    Teachers’ promotion arrears to be paid by Oct. 30 – Education Minister
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  6. MyJoyOnline
    Government targets October 16 for first tranche of teacher arrears – Haruna Iddrisu
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  7. 3News
    Haruna Iddrisu announces October 16 timeline for payment of teachers' promotion arrears
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  8. MyJoyOnline
    Promotion arrears alone cannot end teachers’ strike — PRETAG
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  9. Ghanaian Times
    Payment of teachers’ arrears: Govt targets Oct 16 for first tranche
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  10. MyJoyOnline
    Haruna Iddrisu vows to resolve teachers’ strike within days
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  11. 3News
    Teachers' strike: Government to pay 51,000 teachers by October 16 - Haruna Iddrisu
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