Although the president has repeatedly said the Free SHS policy will be funded from oil resources, it is not clear if next year’s allocations are drawn entirely from revenue accrued from oil and gas.
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he government plans to allocate some GH¢1.2 billion to the implementation of the Free Senior High School (SHS) programme in 2018.
The amount is three times higher than the GH¢400 million that was allocated to the programme in its first year of implementation in 2017.
Although the president has repeatedly said the Free SHS policy will be funded from oil resources, it is not clear if next year’s allocations are drawn entirely from revenue accrued from oil and gas.
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