Category : Education

Nearly 70 schools in Cameroon’s Far North Region have been forced to close, are damaged, or operate intermittently as a result of the recurrent cross-border...

The head of the United Nations agency tasked with defending press freedom has deplored the murder of Abdirisak Ali Abdi, a journalist killed in the...

MATT SCHIAVENZA Eduardo Munoz/Reuters The Oxford English Dictionary selected “vape” as its word of the year this year. If you’re not sure what “vape” means,...

                                AN educational partnership between Glasgow and Malawi has been...

With the nationwide closure of schools in Liberia and Sierra Leone due to the Ebola outbreak, and with no immediate prospect of them reopening, a...

Access to information in Africa is a fundamental obstacle to development. Africa’s youth population is increasing faster than any other region of the world. But...

Teaching in Kenya has never been less noble. The teacher, once an upstanding pillar of society and an admired role model, has been reduced to...

Al Azhar Centres d’Excellence forment des jeunes au Sénégal The centre of excellence Al Azar Sheikh Memon Mourtada to Dakar, Senegal is a training initiative...

The head of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) today called on all parties in Libya to safeguard the country’s cultural and...

By : ‘JIDE ADESINA Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenage education campaigner shot on school bus in 2012 by a Taliban gunman, has won the 2014...

The 6th International Conference on Quality Assurance in Higher Education in Africa, held in Bujumbura, Burundi, ended on 19 September in a spirit of optimism....

Governance in African nations is improving at a slower pace and economic improvements are contributing less to its progress, the Ibrahim Index of African Governance...

South African education policies place priority on addressing historical education imbalances, however ought to even be sensitive to the stress of Associate in nursing ever-increasing...

By Obinna Anyadike Photo: Obinna Anyadike Falmata Yakub and Isha Rachalla both want to be doctors when they grow up MAIDUGURI, 18 August 2014 (IRIN) – The...

Pursuant to its commitment to promote Holocaust education globally so as to contribute, through education, to the prevention of genocides, UNESCO gathers from 15 to...

Thirty million children can’t go back to school because of a record number of conflicts and crises. Photo: UNICEF Almost 30 million children are out...

  A SCOTTISH college is helping to transform the economy of an African country ravaged by civil war for nearly a quarter of a century....

                    CLEVELAND, Ohio—Today, Cleveland State University unveiled the “At Home in Africa” exhibit at The Galleries at CSU,...

                    CLEVELAND, Ohio—Today, Cleveland State University unveiled the “At Home in Africa” exhibit at The Galleries at CSU,...