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Education - Top News

  • November 13
  • Leadership Nigeria: Taraba Suspends Education Commissioner

    The Taraba State Commissioner of Education, Mr. Anthony Adda, was on Wednesday suspended indefinitely on the directive of Governor Danbaba Suntai. News of the suspension was issued in a statement signed by the Permanent Secretary, Special Services in the office of the Secretary to the State Government, Malam Bakari Yero. Although no official reason was given for the suspension insiders, however ...

  • Leadership Nigeria: Kano Govt Budgets N522 Million for Renovation of Karaye Unity School

    Kano State Commissioner of Education, Alhaji Musa Salihu has revealed that the sum of N522,553,677.55 has been set aside by the Kano State government for the repairs and renovation work at GSS Karaye Unity School.

  • Leadership Nigeria: Quality Education is Backbone of Any Nation - Ambassador Lar

    Ambassador Mary Lar has said that Nigeria is in need of quality leaders, she also called for stringent efforts to give quality education to our youths who are the leaders of tomorrow.

  • This Day Nigeria: Minister Shuns Protesting Teachers

    Minister of State for Federal Capital Territory, Chuka Odom, yesterday shunned teachers in Bwari Area Council Local Education Authorities (LEAs) who stormed venue of the "Special Environmental Health Awareness Cam-paign," to protest delayed salaries.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Taraba Governor Suspends Education Commissioner

    Taraba State Governor Danbaba Suntai has ordered the indefinite suspension from office of the State Education Commissioner Anthony Adda. The directive was contained in a statement signed on behalf of the Secretary to the State Government (SSG) by the Permanent Secretary General Services Bakari Yero.

  • This Day Nigeria: News From Bauchi State [opinion]

    As the global wild fire of the Under 17 world cup moves beyond all frontiers, Bauchi State is in the news once again. This time around the state is not in the news for the wrong reasons; which is a welcome development for a state that is being marketed as a tourism destination.

  • Citizen Tanzania: Varsities Vie for Places in Competition

    A total of l6 Tanzania universities will take part in the national qualifying tournament whose finalists will take part in the annual Zain African Challenge event.

  • Citizen Tanzania: District Education Officer in Trouble Over Sh150,000 Bribe

    A district education officer in Tandahimba, Mtwara Region, has appeared before the district court here charged with corruption.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: PTDF Hands Over N430 Million Upgraded Building to Unical

    As part of efforts to bridge the yawning gap between Nigerian graduates and their overseas counterparts, the Petroleum Technology Development Fund-PTDF, has upgraded facilities in Nigerian universities valued at Three Billion Naira (#3 Billion).

  • New Times Rwanda: Revise Curricula, Murigande Urges Higher Institutions

    The Minister of Education has urged institutions of higher learning to revise the progammes they offer in order to address the skills gap currently affecting the country.

  • New Times Rwanda: Cabinet Wants Nine Years Basic Education Class Construction Expedited

    The cabinet meeting chaired by President Paul Kagame on Wednesday called for a speedy construction of over 3,000 classrooms to facilitate the Nine Years Basic Education (9YBE) Programme.

  • The Herald Zimbabwe: Exams Period Extended

    THE Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture has extended the examination period for Ordinary and Advanced Levels until after the closure of schools.

  • November 12
  • BuaNews Africa: Developed Nations Should Invest in Universities

    Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor has urged developed nations to invest in rebuilding African universities.

  • Monitor Uganda: Strikes - Students Should Seek Dialogue [editorial]

    Students of Gulu University on Monday stormed the office of their Vice Chancellor Dr Jack Pen'Mogi and forced him out of office to address them over a sudden increase in late registration fees.

  • Daily Observer Gambia: Law Students Leave for Nigeria

    A group of Gambian students last Monday left the Gambia for the Federal Republic of Nigeria to study law at the Igbinedion University, Benin City, Edo State.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: FCT Teachers Protest Non-Payment of Salary

    Taking the advantage of the visit of the Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA), Chief Chuka Odom, to the Bwari Area Council, teachers in the area yesterday took to the street, protesting non-payment of salary and monetisation benefits to teachers at the Local Education Authorities (LEAs).

  • Ghanaian Chronicle Ghana: School Feeding Programme Caterers Told, 'Don't Use Children to Wash Bowls'

    CATERERS OF the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP) have been cautioned not to use the school children to wash bowls used in serving them. They should also stop serving the children in polythene bags to avoid food poisoning.

  • The Informer Liberia: Over-Crowdedness in Schools -MCSS Teachers Assoc. Raises Concern

    The Secretary General of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS), Mr. Abraham Nyounway says the organization is concerned about crowding of students and pupils in government schools in the country.

  • New Vision Uganda: 300 Graduate From Catering School

    A total of 379 students have graduated with diplomas and certificates in catering at Jimmy Sekasi Institute of Catering in Budo, Wakiso district. The 7th graduation on Friday had 312 females and the rest males.

  • New Vision Uganda: Primary School in Jinja Closed Over Poor Hygiene

    AUTHORITIES in Jinja municipality have closed St. Florence Nursery and Primary School for failure to feed pupils in the boarding section. They also said the pupils were being accommodated in appaling conditions.

  • Analyst Liberia: Contribute to Youth Growth; Go Beyond Paying Taxes

    Paying tribute to the Lebanese Cultural Union of Liberia and the local business community in general for their tireless efforts in contributing to the reconstruction process of the country, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has counseled Lebanese in Liberia to, a little bit, diversify their engagements with Liberia by going beyond paying taxes and getting involved in youth related activities that ...

  • Focus Media Rwanda: Career Advisory Centers to Help Students With Choice of Profession

    Sixteen career advisory centers were launched in different institutes of higher learning last Wednesday, to help students make better professional choices.

  • BuaNews South Africa: Countries Sign Agreement of Cooperation in Education

    Minister of Higher Education and Training Dr Blade Nzimande has signed an agreement of cooperation with visiting Syrian Minister of Higher Education Dr Ghias Barakat.

  • BuaNews South Africa: Standard Lesson Plans for Lower Grade Teachers

    As from January 2010 the Gauteng Education Department will start providing all teachers in Grade 1 to 3 with standard lesson plans for literacy and numeracy.

  • Leadership Nigeria: NTI Trains 120,000 Teachers

    In its effort to upgrade and update teachers' knowledge so as to improve teaching and learning and also cope with the increasingly complex technology-driven world, the National Teachers' Institute is to train 120,000 teachers this month.

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