The Catholic Bishops’ conference has asked Ghana’s legislature to speed up the process of passing the Education Bill into Law.

This was contained in the communiqué issued by the Conference after their annual plenary assembly held in Tamale in the Northern Region.

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Most schools owned by religious bodies in the country have demanded a level of control over their institutions, but the government has been slow in taking a stance on this request. In the communiqué, they expressed hope that the bill, when passed, will bring more clarity in the roles of various stakeholders in managing the school.

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It added that