The Economic Fighters League (EFL) has thrown its support behind students of the University of Ghana who staged a demonstration against increased hostel accommodation charges, describing the protest as a broader struggle to protect academic freedom and the right of students to organise and challenge university authorities.
The Economic Fighters League (EFL) has thrown its support behind students of the University of Ghana who staged a demonstration against increased hostel accommodation charges, describing the protest as a broader struggle to protect academic freedom and the right of students to organise and challenge university authorities.
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