Famous financial analyst and worldwide business tactician, Dr. Sam Ankrah, has swam into the public discussion over the maintainability of the Free SHS program contending it should be implies tried.
His remarks come directly following reports of monstrous difficulties confronting the strategy as the Ghanaian economy battles.
Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta is on record to have begun guardians who can manage the cost of should pay for their wards to look for optional training.
In an articulation, Dr. Sam Ankrah said "Without a doubt The execution of FSHS in Ghana is a positive advance forward and it is staying put.
"In any case, the manageability of this model presents difficulties fundamentally through cost yet additionally accessible foundation. With regards to cost alone, Ghana should survey how the program is conveyed".
He added: "FSHS is to guarantee that no kid is denied training. The essential driver for this is to conquered neediness as a hindrance to schooling.
"Notwithstanding, free training for everything is something Ghana plainly can't bear, so how would we safeguard schooling that is free for the people who can't manage the cost of it?
"Admittance to FSHS should be implies tried Parents of wards who are to get FSHS ought to put forth their viewpoint with a straightforward assertion of pay and consumption. This ought to incorporate GRA TIN and all expense freedom testaments. The public authority will set a degree of pay underneath which youngsters from the candidates might go to free of charge.
He additionally prompted the "public authority could likewise consider tightening expenses as wages just barely over the free edge might be challenging to retain for those families that are not qualified yet in low pay.
"Along these lines, the immediate weight on the public authority for all FSHS costs is fairly improved.
"A significant reward is a capacity, drive, impulse to draw individuals from the casual area of the economy into the formal by expecting them to be enrolled with the GRA for charge purposes".
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