Ghana's Schools of Shame documentary
Infrastructural challenges in the country's educational sector get many worried because it is a means to develop the human resource base needed for major development.
Ghana's Schools of Shame, an upcoming feature series on JoyNews, will highlight the country's education infrastructure challenges in three districts of the country.
The Krachi Nchumuru District, for example, has 68 public basic schools about 45 per cent of the schools are in terrible shape. Over 7000 children have no furniture.
The situation is not different in the Kpandai District. Many of the children slum it hard on the floor even during examinations.
Ghana's Schools of Shame documentary is led by Joojo Cobbinah.
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