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Amidst the Sahel food crisis, relief agency programmes are in danger due to insufficient funding.
Tobacco is Malawi's top export but at the cost of its children's health and education.
Will educational reform headed by a Salafi MP divide Egyptian society along gender and class?
Government failure over higher education is not just a threat to students but broader society.
The government claims it lacks the resources to pay public sector workers above poverty line while hundreds of millions in diamond revenues remain unaccounted for.
Years of conflict have left young people in northern Uganda with a severe lack of opportunities, education and employment.
Former Malawian president Hastings Banda's palace, Nguru-ya-Nawambe, reveals Westernised priorities and fallen dreams.
Think Africa Press speaks to the Norwegian Refugee Council about its work with children in DRC.
Until recently, the straightest path to an advanced degree was to travel outside of Kenya. How has this international approach to education changed in 50 years?
The world’s largest radio telescope may be based South Africa.
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