Aggrieved students of the University of Ghana have embarked on a three-day protest against a 26 per cent increase in hostel fees, demanding an immediate reversal of the increment and the abolition of the University of Ghana Enterprise Limited (UGEL)-managed hostel system, which they accuse of exploiting students and compromising their welfare.
Aggrieved students of the University of Ghana have embarked on a three-day protest against a 26 per cent increase in hostel fees, demanding an immediate reversal of the increment and the abolition of the University of Ghana Enterprise Limited (UGEL)-managed hostel system, which they accuse of exploiting students and compromising their welfare.
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