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2026 School Placements Released Amid Mining Tragedy in Manso Keniago
Iconic Times Africa
September 07, 2026
Ghana has released its 2026 Senior High School placements as the country mourns seven illegal miners killed in a pit collapse at Manso Keniago.
ACCRA, GHANA — Ghana's education sector has reached an important milestone with the release of the 2026 Senior High School placements. The release provides students with information about their Senior High School placements as they prepare for the next stage of their education. However, the development comes against the backdrop of a tragic mining incident in Manso Keniago. A pit collapse at a mining site reportedly killed seven illegal miners, while another person remained trapped following the incident. The tragedy has once again drawn attention to the dangers associated with illegal mining activities and the risks faced by people working in unsafe mining environments.
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