Hardly anyone in Africa would disagree with the contention that education is a main factor of development. Why, then, do so many Africans have the feeling that their governments neglect this fundamental area?
Mary Joy Pigozzi, executive-director at Educate A Child (EAC), a program of theEducation Above All Foundation, told DW in an interview that education is just one of the many important and complicated challenges that African countries face. But it is one that needs to have a very high priority.
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