
Academic functions of all state schools will continue as normal tomorrow (July 09), the Ministry of Education announced.
The Ministry of Education issued a notice on school activities amidst warnings of a possible strike by teachers and principals on Tuesday.
Teachers and principals have staged multiple protests in the recent past over several demands, including salary anomalies.

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