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Minister of Education Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum has unveiled the government’s plans to repaint all public basic schools in blue and white, replacing the current brown and yellow colors.

This rebranding effort is intended to improve the visual appeal of the schools.

Dr. Adutwum stated that this initiative is just one of several strategies aimed at revitalizing basic education in the country and increasing its attractiveness.

During a forum titled “The free SHS story” he said, “We are switching to blue and white. We are painting all the schools to give them an attractive outlook. This is the transformation Ghana deserves and it is coming”.

He also mentioned that the existing brown and yellow uniforms would be changed.

“We are changing the uniforms of public basic schools in the country. The yellow and brown that you see now, you will see no more. Reformation is coming to a community near you, and you will see it.”

The education minister explained that this initiative is part of the government’s efforts to demonstrate to critics that its focus extends beyond just secondary education.

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