The government of Ghana through the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, had earlier announced that the government was considering weaning off public universities from it's payroll.
Today on PM Express, host, Evans Mensah, and his panel will be discussing the implications of such a move on higher education in Ghana and the economy.
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