December 1

• Varsity Wins International Award

  The Herald

  The Zimbabwe Open University has won an international star for Leadership in Quality Award. Read more »

• More Teachers to Be Trained in Maths, Science

  SAnews.gov.za

  The recruitment and training of teachers in the critical subjects is set to improve, thanks to an initiative by the Department of Basic Education in partnership with the... Read more »

• Okorocha Extends Free Education to Non-Indigenes

  Daily Trust

  Students from other states in the federation schooling in Imo State- owned tertiary institutions would now benefit from the free education programme of Governor Rochas Okorocha. Read more »

• Wako Donates Sh50,000 to School

  The Star

  Former Attorney General Amos Wako yesterday came to the rescue of a Teso North Primary School which was shut down owing to poor sanitation. Read more »

• Officials' Role Over KCPE

  The Star

  County educations directors and district staffing officers will be in charge of the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education examination to be sat next week, it has been revealed. Read more »

• AG Accused of Delaying Retired Teachers of Sh16.7 Billion Pension

  The Star

  MPs have accused Attorney General Githu Muigai of delaying the payment of Sh16.7 billion awarded to retired teachers. Read more »

• Higher Education Minister, Addis Ababa University Head Discuss Boosting Co-operation

  Egypt Online

  Higher Education Minister Mostafa Mossad held a meeting on Thursday 29/11/2012 with head of Addis Ababa University Admasu Tsegaye on boosting cooperation between the two sides. Read more »

• We Have 500 Phd Staff to Handle Research Issues - Prof Ddumba

  Independent

  The Vice Chancellor Prof John Ssentamu Ddumba says Makerere University has the highest number of staff with PhDs in Uganda. Read more »

• Study Stress - Deal With It or It Deals You a Blow

  New Vision

  TWO months before he took his own life, Emmanuel Kagyina had hinted in his Facebook posts that he was troubled. He cited everything from stress, depression, to being neglected by... Read more »

• Education Makes Good Man!

  The Herald

  But believe you me education is an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught. Read more »

• Make Sport Part of Education - Sithole

  The Herald

  The International Olympic Committee's Director of International Co-operation and Development Tommy Sithole tells Around the Rings the Olympic Movement as a whole must adopt the... Read more »

• Scopa - Limpopo Officials Can?t Answer for Education Failures [press release]

  DA

  Today, the Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) visited Limpopo to be briefed by the provincial departments of Public Works and Education on the financial mismanagement... Read more »

November 30

• Preschool As a Way of Life in Rural Areas

  IRIN

  The proliferation of Swaziland's Neighbourhood Care Points (NCP) has had the effect of popularizing preschool education throughout the country in just over a decade. Read more »

• Nahambo Shamena: The Petitioner and Staunch Critic of the Bantu Education System (?.) [editorial]

  New Era

  An interview with Nahambo Shamena by Murray Hudson in February 1980 cites that Shamena was a staunch critic of the inferior Bantu Education system and that at one point she wrote a... Read more »

• Fake Teachers, What Next? [editorial]

  Vanguard

  WHY the alarm about the number of fake teachers in Kaduna State? What would be done beyond the alarm? Are we terrified because we do not know the total number of fake teachers in... Read more »

• 480,000 Get Free Condoms for War On Aids

  The Star

  ORGANISATIONS fighting HIV have intensified the war against new infections ahead of the World AIDS Day celebrations on Saturday. Read more »

• Circle of Friends Donate to Sukuta U.S

  Foroyaa

  The circle of friends and Moormeland from Germany donates 5000 euros to sukuta upper basic school on Thursday 22nd November 2012 at the Sukuta Upper Basic School grounds. Read more »

• Govt. Free Education Scheme Crowds Public Schools

  Informer

  Hundreds of junior and senior high schools in Nimba County are yearning for an annex or additional classrooms to cope with the huge increase in the number of students enrolling at... Read more »

• Inquirer Boss Lauds Muslim Congress School

  Inquirer

  The Managing Editor of the INQUIRER Newspaper, Mr. Philip N. Wesseh has lauded the Muslim Congress High School in Monrovia for the high level of discipline at the school over the... Read more »

• Row Over Chinese-Trained Doctors

  New Democrat

  The debate over the qualification of Liberian medical doctors trained in China continued yesterday with callers condemning the two physicians who initially raised qualms about the... Read more »

• Liberian China-Trained Doctors Unfit Dr. Slewion Warns Against Their Assignment

  Analyst

  The Director of Liberia’s National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) Dr. Michael Slewion is calling on the Liberia Medical and Dental Council (LMDC) not to incorporate... Read more »

• 120 Students On Probation

  New Dawn

  Over 120 senior students of the Bassa High School in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County 170 miles south-east of Monrovia have been placed on probation for under performance. Read more »

• Chinese Graduates Rebuff Critics

  New Dawn

  Chinese-trained medical students here under the umbrella group, Liberian Association of Chinese Trained Scholars, have hit back at criticism from the medical board about their... Read more »

• Japan Ambassador Re-Inaugurates School in Benguela

  ANGOP

  The ambassador of Japan to Angola, Ryozo Myoi, re-inaugurated on Thursday a primary school, with the Santo António Parish in Fronteira ward, Benguela Municiplaity, Angop has... Read more »

• Marking Exams to Cost Sh18.5 Billion

  New Vision

  The Government has released sh18.5bn for marking of all National exams at the various levels of primary, secondary and vocational. Read more »