Liberia’s Education Ministry Blocks Mandatory Drug Testing For Students
Source: Africa PublicityThe Education Ministry of Liberia has stopped plans for the mandatory drug of students across all schools in the country.Interim Head of...
World Robot Olympiad Expands in Africa, Empowering Youth Through Robotics and Innovation
The World Robot Olympiad™ (WRO), one of the world’s largest robotics competitions, has expanded significantly across Africa. From just 5 countries in 2020, WRO...
Ghana: GIMPA Defends PhD Rigour Amid Student Complaints
The Management of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) has broken its silence on allegations of frustrating PhD candidates, stating it...
Reconceptualising Ghana’s Learning Crisis: Lessons from our Own Classrooms
By Professor Kwame Akyeampong(Co-author of Reconceptualising the learning crisis in Africa: Multi-dimensional pedagogies of accelerated learning programmes)As Ghana undertakes a major curriculum review, Professor...
Ghana: Prof. Kwame Akyeampong to Launch Book on Education Reform in Africa
Prof. Kwame AkyeampongRenowned Ghanaian educationist and global thought leader, Professor Kwame Akyeampong, is set to launch his latest book, co-authored with Dr. Sean Higgins,...
Ghana: OAA 2002 Year Group Extends Hope through Children’s Fund and Peer Emergency Assistance Fund
True to the Achimota call to “Be living waters to a thirsty land,” the OAA 2002 Year Group, through its Children’s Fund and Peer...
GHANA: VP Naana Opoku-Agyemang Strongly Condemns Teacher-Student Sexual Abuse, Warns Against Using Transfers as Punishment
The Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has delivered a stern rebuke against the alarming rise in inappropriate sexual relationships between teachers and students...
Nigeria: Oyebanji Extends Ekiti Teachers’ Retirement Age to 65, Rewards Educators with ₦46 Million Incentives
Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Biodun Oyebanji, has approved the immediate extension of the retirement age for teachers in the state from 60 to 65...
Ghana: Online Journalist & Boy-Child Empowerment Advocate, Kobby Kyei Earns Masters Degree
Kobby KyeiGhanaian online journalist and boy-child empowerment advocate, Kobby Kyei, has made a significant milestone in his academic journey.He has graduated from the University...
Girls’ Education: Bridging the Gender Gap in Uganda
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaIntroductionEducation is not merely a social service; it is the foundation of personal dignity, societal resilience, and national development. In Uganda,...
Bending AI to Africa’s needs: the key to transforming classrooms
By Niall McNulty, AI Product & Innovation Leader, Cambridge University Press & AssessmentThe opportunities that artificial intelligence (AI) offer African teachers and students are...
Sierra Leone: VP Jalloh Resolves Humaira School Land Crisis Peacefully
Dr. Mohammed Juldeh JallohBy: Alhaji A. Barrie – Freetown, Sierra LeoneWhen a school becomes a battleground, the future of its pupils hangs in the...
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