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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2026 · 2H 29M

Textbooks That Don’t Last: Why Can’t Ghanaian Children Pass Books Down Anymore?

from Dwaso Nsem

Ghana’s frequent curriculum and textbook changes are making it harder for families to reuse books from one child to another. This episode explores the financial burden on parents, what happens to old textbooks, and whether greater curriculum stability could make education more affordable. Should textbooks really have an expiry date?

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