Governments, companies, and philanthropists are being urged to spend more than $5 billion (£3.5 billion) in the future of children at a global education conference in London sponsored by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta. This […]
Tong Akeen Ngor, governor of Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, met with all his county commissioners on Tuesday to discuss funding opportunities for the University of Northern Bahr el Ghazal. Since 2019, the government has been conducting fundraising efforts across […]
Ms Janet Museveni, the Minister of Education, is expected to announce the 2020 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) results on Friday. This is the second set of national exams to be published after the publication of the Primary Leaving Examination […]
Students at the Dr. John Garang University of Science and Technology in Bor town, Jonglei State’s capital, began their demonstrations this morning, calling for the institution’s reopening. Two weeks earlier, students staged similar rallies in the institution’s immediate vicinity, pleading […]
The main campus of Dedan Kimathi University of Technology in Nyeri has been shuttered indefinitely as a result of student rioting over a fee increase. Professor Ndirangu Kioni, Vice-Chancellor, informed all students in a note that the University senate had […]
The University of Nairobi has raised tuition prices for several of its courses in order to cover a budget gap caused by a drop in student registration. Our team conducted a spot check on the university’s new fees structure on […]
In South Sudan, newly graduated nurses and midwives have been urged to demonstrate humility in their daily work as caregivers. Bishop Matthew Remijio, the Local Ordinary of Wau Diocese, addressed graduating nurses and midwives of the Catholic Health Training Institute […]
The National Examinations Council announced the primary leaving certificate last year, with unity state as the best-performing state, then Jonglei and Warrap. Last came Abyei Administrative Area and Upper Nile State. Up to 64,138 pupils were examined,—35,908 boys & 28,236 […]
When Deng Akech was three, South Sudan descended into civil war, just two years after gaining independence from Sudan. Now 10, Deng should be at school and gearing for the country’s independence celebrations on July 9. Instead, he is making […]
The University of Juba graduates a tiny percentage of females compared to their male counterparts. Among newly graduated students, 82.69% are male and 17.31% are female. This is called for an increase in advocacy for women and girls to be […]
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