April 22
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Natac's Work Commendable [opinion]
Times of Zambia
I AM Impressed with the work that the National Association of Teachers Against Corruption (NATAC) is doing on the Copperbelt. Recently, sensitisation workshops on curbing... Read more »
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Mathematics Is for Everyone [opinion]
New Times
Mathematic is one of the science subjects that is feared by students because it is considered hard. Most students (including those at university) tend to avoid subjects or course... Read more »
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Airtel Uganda Gives Boost to Jinja School
EA Business
Airtel Uganda have completed Nafungaki Primary School in Jinja recently, their third adopted school and part of their corporate social responsibility prgoramme. Read more »
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The Point
The Catholic Education Secretariat Co-operative Credit Union (CESCCU) Wednesday held its 12th annual general meeting (AGM) at St. Peter Lower Basic School conference hall, Lamin,... Read more »
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Second Postgraduate Course On Military Law Opened
ANGOP
The second postgraduate Course on Military Law in Angola started on Monday in Luanda, in a promotion of the Angolan Military Supreme Court, in partnership with the Brazilian Centre... Read more »
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Why ASUU Shunned National Conference - Fagge
Daily Trust
National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASSU) Dr. Nasir Fagge has said that the union refused to participate in the on-going national conference because it... Read more »
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Tourism Investor Awarded for Role in Educating Needy
The Star
Kenyan entrepreneur Minaz Manji, who operates Twiga tours has won Africa's most responsible tourism award for his involvement in educating needy children. It was also named Kenya's... Read more »
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The Star
UNIVERSITY and college students in Kwale County have urged the county government to stop giving them bursary fees equivalent to those of secondary school students. Read more »
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The Star
Trans Nzoia Governor Patrick Khaemba has asked the national government to give counties money to put up school infrastructure. Speaking in Kitale town yesterday, Khaemba said... Read more »
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Kaimenyi Calls for More PE Teachers
The Star
EDUCATION Secretary Jacob Kaimenyi has recommended the training of more Physical Education teachers and review of the curriculum to boost games in schools. Kaimenyi said there are... Read more »
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Exam Malpractice Is Destroying Nigeria's Future (I) [opinion]
Premium Times
Schooling and the education system that supports it, was developed as an instrument to equip children from early childhood to adulthood so they can lead productive public lives and... Read more »
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The Star
THE Kenya Forest Service and the Ministry of Education has began a programme dubbed 'Greening of Schools', KFS senior deputy director Emilio Mugo has said. He said 30 schools from... Read more »
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Big Data for Poor Students [opinion]
Namibian
COUNTRIES need skilled and talented people to generate the innovations that underpin long-term economic growth. This is as true in developed as it is in developing economies. But... Read more »
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University Students Threaten Nationwide Strike Over Fees Increament.
The Star
Public universities student leaders are threatening a nationwide protest over the government's move to review fees upwards. The Commission for University Education indicated that... Read more »
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Nairobi County Workers Have Low Academic Qualifications
The Star
Majority of Nairobi county workers have low academic qualifications according to a report by the labor and social welfare committee. The report shows that there is only one degree... Read more »
April 21
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Parents Allege More Than 200 Schoolgirls Missing
Leadership
In a confusing twist of facts over the actual number of female students abducted by the Boko Haram terrorists in Chibok town last week, parents of the missing girls, have said 234... Read more »
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Another Girls' School Attacked
Daily Trust
Unidentified gunmen attacked the Government Girls Secondary School in Yana, Bauchi State yesterday, where they set fire to staff homes and seized the principal's car. Read more »
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Moi Referral Retraining 800 Nurses
The Star
THE Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital is retraining 800 nurses and other health workers on the safety of patients. This is meant to eliminate mistakes in treatment and handling of... Read more »
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UNESCO Hosts Indaba On Early Sexual Debut
Times of Zambia
THE United Nations Education and Scientific Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) is this week expected to hold an inception meeting in Lusaka aimed at strengthening comprehensive... Read more »
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Leadership
The North-East Chapter of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has urged the Federal Government and security agents to intensify efforts to rescue the remaining abducted... Read more »
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Townfield Primary Visits WCR Deaf School
Foroyaa
Visitors from the Townfield Primary School in United Kingdom (UK) last week were guests of the Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (GADHOH) West Coast Region Chapter... Read more »
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HSB Donates Education Materials, Others to Wcr Gadhoh
Foroyaa
The Manager of Hearing Support Base (HSB) United Kingdom, Mrs. Alex Rigg, recently handed over materials to the Gambia Association of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (GADHOH) at a... Read more »
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Students Voice [column]
Foroyaa
With Saikou Suwareh JABAI Hello readers and welcome to this week's edition of your weekly Students' Voice. This week, we bring you the following poems and article. NUSRAT PRESS... Read more »
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Teachers Should Be Treated Well, Please
Daily News
THE government stated again at the weekend that it intends to clear outstanding debts it owes school teachers and make sure that all future salaries and other remunerations for the... Read more »
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Southern Regions Urged to Send Children to School
Daily News
FIRST Lady Salma Kikwete has underscored the need for parents and teachers to join hands towards ensuring that all school-going children attend classes for improved education... Read more »
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