CATEGORY

spot_img

Featured

Education and technology will benefit youth for generations to come, says Naledi Pandor

Graig-Lee  Smith Preparing young people for the fourth industrial revolution is one of the main themes at the sixth Brics Education Ministers Meeting. This year’s meeting...

Nigeria: Unicef enrols 15,303 girls in three northern states

Kuni Tyessi The United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) has enrolled about 15, 303 girls in selected schools through the Girls for Girls (G4G) initiative in...

BRICS education ministers sign deal to tackle challenges

Francesca Villette  BRICS Ministers of Education yesterday signed a declaration to address 21st century challenges and opportunities regarding the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Hosted by the Department...

Zimbabwe: A shortage of engineers alarming

Leonard Ncube Zimbabwe has only 1 500 civil, mechanical, architectural and scientific engineers out of about 6 000 accredited professionals in the field. This emerged during...

Pupils feel the heat of arsonists

Bongekile Macupe With budget cuts and an infrastructure backlog at the basic education department, it may take a while before the schools that were burnt...

Burundi: School ban on expectant teens ‘skewed’ against girls’ education

Nita Bhalla Burundi's ban on pregnant girls and expectant teen fathers attending school is not only a violation against children's right to education, but also...

Kenya: Free internet for Nairobi public schools from next term

Staff Reporter All public primary and secondary schools within the Nairobi City County will be supplied with computers and have internet connection, Governor Mike Sonko...

Zimbabwe: Government vows to proceed with public exam despite teachers’ concerns

William Milasi Government has vowed to proceed with the November Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) final Science practical examinations as scheduled despite demands by a...

Students tell of “deplorable” accommodation at Nelson Mandela University

Joseph Chirume Student leaders at Nelson Mandela University in Port Elizabeth have spoken out against what they call "deplorable" living conditions. They were among nearly 600...

The long and short of South African school commutes: a case study

Julia de Kadt and Alexandra Parker Education enables social mobility. This is particularly true in a context of high inequality and high unemployment, such as South Africa. This...
spot_img

Latest articles

QCTO

spot_img

Inside Education Shining Stars 2026

spot_img