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Zimbabwe: Good month for education

Leroy Dzenga Since the beginning of the month of August, Zimbabwean intellect has been on global display across many platforms. Young men and women were ambassadors...

Black academics empower female students

Naledi Mashishi A group of Black women academics are pooling their efforts to help a new generation of academics find their place at Wits University. The...

The ANC, corruption and a failed education system

Norimitsu Onishi and Selam Gebrekidan The little girl hated going to the bathroom at school. The pit toilets were so dark, dirty and crumbling. Many children were...

Nigeria has 12th highest number of foreign students in U.S., says envoy

Vincent Obia United States Consul General F. John Bray disclosed yesterday in Lagos that Nigeria had the highest number of students from sub-Saharan Africa studying...

In Mozambique, classes come alive in local languages

AFP About 50 children sit on a bare classroom floor in front of their teacher in what could be any lesson in Mozambique, except that...

Half of Ramaphosa’s salary will be donated to Early Childhood Development

Vuyo Mkize In 1995, a year into his presidency, Nelson Mandela announced he would be donating a third of his presidential salary to the Nelson...

Angola: Education Ministry to Expand Adult Education

ANGOP The Ministry of Education (MED) intends to encompass the adult education into the secondary education to secure the continued training of the pupils involved...

Zimbabwe: The nightmare of menstruation for poor girls

Mirirai Nsingo Fifteen-year-old Belinda** from Highfield, Harare misses school every time she goes through her menstrual cycle. Apart from the dysmenorrhea (also known as painful...

African countries want to accelerate the 4th industrial revolution, what about the first three?

Thuletho Zwane One of the more pertinent questions asked at the African Development Bank (AfDB) 2018 annual meetings was whether African states could strategically and...

Eight years for striking one match

Bongekile Macupe  Khaya Cekeshe badly wanted to study law at the University of the Witwatersrand but his parents couldn’t afford the fees. After doing one year...
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