Man City beat Arsenal to cut lead to three points

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[19/04, 23:19] The Ashanti Region has the highest number of senior high schools (SHS) in Ghana, with estimates ranging from 132 to over 149 public and private institutions, as of 2021-2023 reports. It consistently ranks first ...
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[19/04, 23:19] The Ashanti Region has the highest number of senior high schools (SHS) in Ghana, with estimates ranging from 132 to over 149 public and private institutions, as of 2021-2023 reports. It consistently ranks first, followed by the Eastern and Greater Accra regions.

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Top Region: Ashanti Region.
School Count: Approx. 122 public SHS + 66 private SHS (various sources indicate 132–149 total).
Second Highest: Eastern Region, which also receives a high number of student transfers.
Lowest: Upper West Region.

While identifying a single "most educated" tribe in Ghana is difficult, the Ashanti (Asante) people are frequently highlighted due to high academic performance, large population representation, and the high concentration of educational infrastructure within the Ashanti Region. Other groups noted for high educational attainment include the Fante and Ewe, with the highest regional literacy rates found in Greater Accra and Ashanti.
Ashanti (Asante) Group: Often considered the most educated due to their strong presence in tertiary institutions, high number of PhD holders, and high academic performance.
Regional Data: The 2021 Census highlights that the Greater Accra Region has the highest literacy rate (87.9%), followed by the Ashanti Region (78%).
Other Groups: Fante groups are noted for their proficiency in literature and English, while Voltarians (Ewes) are often recognized for their academic success in sciences and mathematics.
Regional Statistics: The Ashanti Region holds the highest number of educational institutions, facilitating better access to education.

It is important to note that academic performance is diverse across Ghana and varies based on individual opportunities, regional resources, and personal dedication rather than solely on ethnicity.
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