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Africa's record on school enrolment varies between and within countries. But educators' focus may now be shifting from enrolment to quality and new innovative forms of training.
Underfunded, under-resourced and disrupted by recent political and economic unrest, Zimbabwe's schools may have left a generation uneducated and unskilled.
Is Rwanda’s language transition to English a tool of economic development, political favouritism, or international advertising?
After four years of Sankara's socialist policies, Burkina Faso achieved near food self-sufficiency. Then his best friend killed him and took office.
Africa's economies are amongst the fastest growing in the world, but growth does not necessary lead to development.
Students hope Juba University can overcome its financial and social problems sooner rather than later.
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.
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