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HIV/AIDS school exams for pupils

    JOHANNESBURG
    A Ghanaian member of parliament (MP) has advocated for the inclusion of HIV/AIDS education as a compulsory subject in the country's secondary schools. The MP for Birim North district, Dr William Boakye Akoto, said HIV/AIDS as a subject in schools could help curb the spread of the disease. According to the local Ghanaian Chronicle, once implemented, the subject would have to be passed in all final examinations.

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