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Mauritius is gradually assembling all the ingredients to widen its access to tertiary education and transform into a leading knowledge hub in the region.
Source: The Independent Daily
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ALA Scholarship is open to All African youth between the ages of 15 and 19. Need Journalists to help spread the word on this AMAZING opportunity - www.africanleadershipacaemy.org - Feb 29 deadline.
Source: African Leadership Academy
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Home grown school feeding programmes have supported social and economic development in Ghana ...
Source: The CSR Africa Daily
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The international community can no longer neglect the importance of Africa and its rising geopolitical weight.
Source: Unitar
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The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) in partnership with Isreali International Development Agency (MASHAV) launched...
Source: Ghana Business News
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Children continue to be victimised worldwide even in the most unexpected places.
Source: Modern Ghana
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A visibly excited Oprah Winfrey on Saturday personally congratulated the first graduates of her South African school, founded five years ago to turn a handful of impoverished girls into elite leaders.
Source: allAfrica.com
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Believing that, given the right facilities and learning atmosphere, examination performance across the country would more or less be at par, DN2 dispatched reporter NYAMBEGA GISESA to Nyakemincha Diocese of Kisii Primary School — the worst performer in last year’s Kenya Certificate of Primary Education — to see what went wrong there. Here’s what he found out
Source: Daily Nation
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Professor Mohammed Kiggundu Musoke says government has failed to meet demand for higher salaries/benefits
Source: VoA News
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Schools reopened on Tuesday to an uncertain start after booksellers declined to make fresh supplies over a Sh2 billion debt.
Source: Daily Nation
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Launched in Addis Ababa by the African Union, Pan-African University (PAU) is a specialised postgraduate training and research institution comprising a network of universities in five regions of the continent.
Source: The East African
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In a move that could raise tensions ahead of already delayed end of semester exams at Makerere University, the academic staff has announced plans to resume a strike they suspended in September.
Source: Daily Monitor
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Somaliland Ministry of Higher Education launches free education for low income female students whose parents cannot afford the small tuition fee. This program which is funded by the European Union (EU) and UNICEF is expected to increase the number of young girls attending schools in the country.
Source: SomalilandPress.com
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Fewer than 4000 of South Africa's 22000 primary schools have libraries,..
Source: Times Live
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Two public universities have put off their graduation ceremonies due to the strike by lecturers and non-teaching staff.
Source: Daily Nation
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Tanzanian girls are among some of the biggest victims of gender disparities in the education sectors across the world, findings of a new study suggest. Young girls face the greatest barriers, as the gender gap widens across the region, according to the 2011 Global Education Digest published by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) Institute for Statistics, and released last Tuesday.
Source: The Citizen
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Kenya’s secondary and primary schools are set to start learning Chinese language following plans by the Confucius Institute in the country to start pilot trials on teaching the language in schools within the capital Nairobi in 2012, the head of the Confucius Institute at the University of Nairobi has said.
Source: Coastweek
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Internet School – a mobile, solar-powered, independent classroom in a container...
Source: Mail & Guardian Online
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South Sudan is to phase out Arabic as the language of instruction in schools within the next three years, an official said today.
Source: Daily Nation
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