The State of Education in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean author Petina Gappah journeys back to schools she once attended and finds out what happened to education in a country that once set the standard for Africa. read more »
Rwanda: Project to Distribute 100,000 More Laptops
The One Laptop Per Child project is looking forward to acquiring 100,000 more laptops in a bid to ensure that all the schools benefit from the programme. read more »
Tanzania: Education in Zanzibar Gets a Boost
India has donated laboratory equipment to schools ahead of the arrival of ten educators from Nigeria who will teach science subjects. read more »
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The One Laptop Per Child project is looking forward to acquiring 100,000 more laptops in a bid to ensure that all the schools benefit from the programme. Read more »
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Scores of children suffering from the mysterious nodding disease syndrome have developed severe mental retardation and cannot go back to school to continue with education says a ... Read more »
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President Goodluck Jonathan and the academic community are paying tribute to the late Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Professor Adetokunbo Babatunde Sofoluwe. Read more »
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The 2012 Africa Progress Report warns that, despite the continent's strong growth trajectory, rising inequalities in areas such as health and education are inhibiting social and ... Read more »
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African leaders are called to assess why trade between countries on the continent is not nearly as fruitful as it could, or should be. Read more »
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Schooling for thousands of children has been disrupted due to structural damage of classrooms as floods continue to wreak havoc across the country. Read more »
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Members of Parliament have insisted that government fulfills its promise to grant teachers with a 30-percent salary increment in the financial year 2012/2013. Read more »
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India has donated laboratory equipment to schools ahead of the arrival of ten educators from Nigeria who will teach science subjects. Read more »
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One of the main reasons 500,000 girls miss school every four days has been linked to the lack of sanitary towels, but the government has launched a programme to tackle this ... Read more »
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Zimbabwean author Petina Gappah journeys back to schools she once attended and finds out what happened to education in a country that once set the standard for Africa. Read more »













