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Groups Announce Nearly $18M in Funding for Secondary Education in Developing Countries
A partnership of five philanthropic organizations announced nearly $8 million in grants and a commitment of an additional $10 million in 2013 for innovative projects that will increase the participation, ...
Source: MacArthur Foundation
Drummed by Rachel in Drum Education 1 month, 2 weeks
In Zimbabwe, learning Chinese is a lucrative investment
Ni hao, Chinese for “hello,” or ting bu dong, meaning “I hear you, but I don’t understand,” are two expressions one often overhears today in Zimbabwe’s capital. It is one ...
Source: Africa Renewal
Drummed by Rachel in Drum Education (Zimbabwe) 2 months, 1 week
Senegal to close Islamic schools after fatal fire
Senegal's president says the government will close all Islamic schools that do not meet basic safety standards, after nine children in a Quranic school died in a fire Sunday. The ...
Source: AP
Drummed by Estelle in Drum Education (Senegal) 2 months, 2 weeks
Africa's Two-Speed Education and Classrooms without Walls
Africa's record on school enrolment varies between and within countries. But educators' focus may now be shifting from enrolment to quality and new innovative forms of training.
Source: Think Africa Press
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The struggle to keep Swaziland's primary schools free
The Swazi government wants top-up fees refunded to parents, but school principals say they can't afford to do that
Source: Th
Drummed by Estelle in Drum Education (Swaziland) 2 months, 3 weeks
Tanzania Shock: 60pc of Form 4s get zero
Six out of every 10 students who sat last year’s National Form IV examinations failed, according to results released by the government yesterday. The number of students who scored Division ...
Source: The Citizen
Drummed by Rachel in Drum Education (Tanzania) 2 months, 4 weeks
Africa’s Education Crisis: In School But Not Learning
It’s unfathomable that of Africa's nearly 128 million school-aged children, 17 million will never attend school. Perhaps even more shocking is the fact that another 37 million African children will ...
Source: Brookings
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The Top 10 Universities in Africa
While students from across the continent continue to move abroad to study at leading learning institutions in the U.S. and Europe, Africa boasts its own league of great universities.
Source: Africa.com
Drummed by Sedicka in Drum Education 5 months, 2 weeks
Sierra Leone: Kelvin Doe Impresses Experts From MIT University
Kelvin Doe is the youngest person in history to be invited to the ”Visiting Practitioner’s Program” at MIT, according to CNN.
Source: Global Good Group
Drummed by Yvette in Drum Education (Sierra Leone) 5 months, 4 weeks
Regenesys in South Africa to offer free business education up to MBA Level in a world first
Regenesys Business School is South Africa’s leading management and leadership higher education institution, and it has set a record by becoming the first business school in the world to offer ...
Source: CP- Africa
Drummed by Yvette in Drum Education (South Africa) 6 months, 1 week


