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| May 9 | ||
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Ghana: CJA Petitions CHRAJ to Probe School Feeding Programme
The leadership of the Committee for Joint Action (CJA) has petitioned the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) to investigate the management and affairs of the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP). |
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Ghana: Unaccredited Tertiary Courses, a Cause for Concern [editorial]
On Wednesday, the National Board for Professional and Technician Examinations (NABPTEX) organized a workshop in Accra to introduce its operations to non-university private tertiary institutions. |
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Ghana: Unaccredited Courses for Sale
Fifty-three and half (53.5) percent of private tertiary institutions, which advertised in newspapers during the first quarter of 2008 were unaccredited. |
Public Agenda | |
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South Africa: University of Witwatersrand Students Forbidden By Administration to Peacefully Express Solidarity With Palestinians [press release]
Today, 8 May 2008, marks the 60th Anniversary of Israeli independence. There are deep disagreements as to the significance of this historic event; one point of view emphasizes that it was a catastrophe for Palestinians and signifies a history of injustice and oppression, while another emphasizes that it marked the realization of a long-held ambition by Jewish people to achieve national ... |
FXI | |
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Rwanda: SFB to Introduce New Programme
The School of Finance and Banking (SFB) is to introduce a new academic programme in Economics. The move is part of the school's efforts to transform into a fully fledged Business School that can develop vital appropriate skills required to sustain Rwanda and its citizens. |
New Times | |
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Ghana: Research Methodology Course for Civil Society Organisations in Country
The West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI), established by the Open Society Initiative of West Africa (OSIWA) is organising a Research Methodology course for Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Ghana from May 23 and 24 2008. |
Public Agenda | |
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Namibia: TV Bouquet to Boost Schools' Performance
MultiChoice Namibia has rolled out its DStv education bouquet of eight premium channels to 100 under-resourced schools across the country, with plans to extend this service to 50 more schools every six months. |
New Era | |
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Namibia: Flood Children's Education Not Forgotten
Children relocated to the Oshoopala Reception Centre after their families were displaced by recent floods in the northern parts have received learning materials from the Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, Marlene Mungunda. |
New Era | |
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Sierra Leone: U.S. Envoy Says WAEC System is Valid
United States regional education advising coordinator for Africa has said that the Sierra Leone West African Examination Council (WAEC) system was valid and producing good students. |
Concord | |
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South Africa: School Bus Accident Left One Learner Dead
Education MEC Cameron Dugmore has requested that an investigation be opened into the circumstances surrounding an accident involving a school bus which left a 12 year-old learner dead. |
BuaNews | |
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Namibia: Education Conference in Oshana Region
THE Oshana Education Directorate is holding a three-day education conference to review the performance of schools under its jurisdiction. |
Namibian | |
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Tanzania: Exam Show Good,School Owners Say
Owners of private secondary schools have defended their drop in performance in the just announced form six national examination results, saying their placing was still satisfactory. |
The Citizen | |
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Tanzania: Space Subjects Set to Get Higher Priority
The teaching of space science in Tanzania schools and colleges will be given special emphasis from now on, it was announced here yesterday. |
The Citizen | |
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Uganda: NRM Has Perfected the Art of Ethnic State
The article: "MUK dons clash over tribalism", that appeared in the New Vision of May 2, was a total distortion of my representation at the workshop. The discussion was about recent Kenyan experience and the lessons Uganda could draw from it. |
Monitor | |
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Uganda: Yumbe Leaders Return to School
Yumbe District is set for more enlightened deliberations after seven councillors including the vice chairman, Mr Kassim Ayisuga chose to go back to school. |
Monitor | |
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Uganda: Districts Warned On Diverting UPE Funds
District finance officers have been warned against diverting school grants to finance other activities. |
New Vision | |
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Uganda: Govt's Role Key in Boarding Schools [opinion]
I write in response to media reports stating that the Government has no role in the operation of boarding schools. |
New Vision | |
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Uganda: Kyambogo to Re-Open in June
KYAMBOGO University will re-open on June 13 after the staff validation exercise is completed, state minister for higher education Gabriel Opio has said. |
New Vision | |
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Uganda: Parliament Wants Budo Junior's Namaganda Declared a Heroine
PARLIAMENT has passed a motion to declare the late Yvonne Namaganda of Budo Junior School a national heroine. |
New Vision | |
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Uganda: St Lawrence University Redefines Beauty
NORMALLY, girls are paraded, asked to change into different garments, made to sashay on the catwalk and asked different questions to determine their intelligence. The winner takes it all. That is the norm in selecting a beauty queen, but not at St. Lawrence University. |
New Vision | |
| May 8 | ||
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Uganda: Schools Hike Fees As Food Prices Soar
SECONDARY schools countrywide have raised the schools fees for next term following the recent increase in food prices. Most head teachers yesterday said their management committees had approved the new fees structure at the end of last term. |
New Vision | |
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Uganda: Cabinet to Meet Over Makerere Staff Crisis
Cabinet is due to convene an emergency session to discuss the deepening financial troubles afflicting Makerere University and save the public institution another embarrassing strike by lecturers over pay disputes. |
Monitor | |
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Kenya: Teachers Moved Over Student's Death
The principal of the troubled Koelel High School in Gilgil has been demoted three months after a student died at the school. |
EA Standard | |
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Nigeria: Black Market Universities
WHEN the National Universities Commission complains about illegal universities what are we supposed to do? When it tells us thousands of unqualified students obtain university education, are we to mourn or applaud? |
Vanguard | |
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Nigeria: Why We Need to Restructure Education - Fashola
Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos state has called for the restructuring of education in order to free our country from poverty and underdevelopment. |
Vanguard | |
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