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Rwanda: Journalism School in Kigali Will Enhance the Profession

The news that the National University of Rwanda is securing premises in Kigali to relocate the School of Journalism and Communication could not have come at a better time, with the newly promulgated media law in force. (AllAfrica)


Zimbabwe: No Extra Money to Pay Invigilators as Exams Start a Month Late

The Education Ministry has announced it does not have the extra money to pay special incentives to exam invigilators, as the 2009 exam period is set to get underway a month late, on Thursday. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Okebukola - Back to the Dark Days If We Drop Post-UME Test

The nation has been warned against scrapping of post-UME test which a segment of the society including Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) are pressing for, as it will bring us back to the dark days of poor quality entrants into university system. (AllAfrica)


Gambia: The Nations, College Lecturers Trained

The School of Education under the Gambia College, recently held a dayÂ's capacity building training for its lecturers, at the College campus in Brikama. (AllAfrica)


Tanzania: College Boosts Technical Courses to Meet Demand

Newly elevated Arusha Technical College (ATC) has stepped up its training programmes to meet the demand for technicians. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: New York Film Academy to Open Institute in The Country

The world's most prestigious film academy, the New York Film Academy, is to open its institute in Nigeria in February, 2010, as part of the its drive to train Nollywood actors and actresses for optimal competition in the international arena. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Lack of Fund Stalls NERDC's Virtual Library Project

EXECUTIVE Secretary, Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC), Professor Godswill Obioma has disclosed that the ultra-modern virtual library project embarked upon by his agency has been stalled due to lack of funds to complete the project. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Enhancing the Teaching of Mathematics

AS the teaching and learning of Mathematics continues to raise serious concern to stakeholders in Nigeria's,, Mclilyville Consulting firm limited in collaboration with Lagos State Ministry of Education has began to offer free Mathematics clinic to students in State Senior Secondary Schools. This initiative is being carried out across the six educational districts of the State as part of efforts to improve teaching and learning of Mathematics in public schools. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: NOUN Repositions for Brighter Future

Following the resolve of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) to keep all the staff and students abreast of current global educational trends and developments, there have been a spate of seminars and workshops in the institution's Study Centres across the country. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Varsity Commission Set to Tackle Security, Food Shortage Through GNSS

Problem of food security, aviation safety, border security, emergency intervention among others will soon be a thing of the past as Nigeria plans for more efficient Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) through training of expertise for the Universities. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Yar'Adua Tasks Local Varsities On Global Rating

WORRIED by the low rating of Nigerian universities in the global arena, President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua on Tuesday tasked the various Universities in the country to rise up to the challenge by enhancing their products in the areas of academic and research development. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Mass Failure - FG Weeps for Unity Schools

FEDERAL Government has lamented the abysmal performance of students of Federal Government Colleges (FGCs) in the 2009 Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE), stating that the situation is unacceptable given that the schools ought to be role models to others. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: FG to Reposition Education Sector For Efficiency, Says Minister

Federal Government is determined to reposition the education sector to ensure that it plays the pivotal role of human capital development needed for the attainment of socio-economic and political growth in the country, Minister of State for Education Hajiya Aishatu Jibril Dukku has said. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Poor Reading Culture, Obstacle to National Development - Solarin

Perturbed by the current poor reading culture in the country, Chairman of Literamed Publications Nigeria Limited Otunba Yinka Lawal Solarin said absence of a developed reading culture is one of the most visible obstacles to national development. (AllAfrica)


Uganda: The New Technical Curriculum

The new curriculum for technical colleges will focus on the changing trends of technology. "The quality of the technology, the maintenance and repairs of the different systems are very important for a sustainable and prosperous society," said Dirk Sijbesma, a curriculum specialist from the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. (AllAfrica)


Uganda: MPs Want Irresponsible Parents Jailed

THE parliamentary committee on social services wants parents who keep children of school-going age from attending classes arrested and prosecuted. (AllAfrica)


Uganda: MP Pleads Over Expulsion

Buyaga county MP Barnabas Tinkasiimire has appealed to the executive board of the Islamic University (IUIU) over his expulsion over examination malpractices. (AllAfrica)


Rwanda: DFID Regional Chief in Country

The Director for East and Central Africa in the UK Department for International Development (DFID), Joy Hutcheon, is in the country for a two-day visit. (AllAfrica)


Rwanda: Cyprus Institute Comes to Country

Cyprus Institute of Marketing (CIM) is set to establish its learning centre in Rwanda, according Yango Hadjyannis, the Institute's Deputy Director. (AllAfrica)


Zimbabwe: Varsity Gets Heifers

Businessman and farmer Mr Temba Mliswa has donated 20 heifers and a bull to the Chinhoyi University of Technology for the institution to start a breeding programme at a farm allocated to it by the Government under the land reform programme. (AllAfrica)


Zimbabwe: Ordinary Level Examinations Begin Today

Ordinary Level examinations begin today amid reports that school administrators are making frantic efforts to convince teachers to invigilate without compensation after the school term closes on December 4. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: FME Tasks Bursars of Tertiary Institutions on Accountability

Before the nation's tertiary institutions can be transformed into modernity, their bursars and directors of finance must not only be innovative but they must ensure probity, transparency, accountability and must be ready to follow due process in all financial transactions and procedure. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Need for ICT in Keeping Schools' Records

Records of most schools in Nigeria, either public or private, are kept manually, in paper form. With the passage of time, vital records and information are lost as the papers get defaced. This problem, coupled with the difficulty of wading through a mountain of paperwork often result in wrong performance analysis, inaccurate planning, and inefficient management of the schools. (AllAfrica)


Zimbabwe: No Cash for Exam Invigilators

GOVERNMENT has no money to pay teachers invigilating this year's Ordinary and Advanced Level examinations and is urging the educators to make sacrifices for their students, Education, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister David Coltart said yesterday. (AllAfrica)


South Africa: School a Refuge From Xenophobia

During school hours the pupils of Claireville Primary in the port city of Durban are spared the jibes and taunts of not being South African nationals, but the welcome ends when they leave the grounds. (AllAfrica)


Nigeria: Imo Nursing Schools Denied Accreditation by Midwifery Council

Some Schools of Nursing in Imo State have been denied accreditation by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). (AllAfrica)


Uganda: University Expels MP for Cheating

A Member of Parliament has been expelled from a university over examination malpractice. (AllAfrica)


Uganda: Education Not Execution - Country's Defilement Problem

Hardly a day goes by in Uganda without a case of defilement making the rounds in newspapers and media outlets. (AllAfrica)


Angola: Higher Education Official Calls for More Researches

The inspector-general of higher education, Madeira Pereira, Monday in Luanda called on university students for greater engagement in researching activities, for a better quality of teaching and learning. (AllAfrica)


Angola: Uije Bishop Advises Youngsters to Attend Professional Training Courses

The Bishop of the northern Uije Province, Dom Emílio Sumbelelo, has advised Catholic church youths, and others, to attend technical and professional academic and religious training courses to contribute to the retrieval of ethical and moral values in this society. (AllAfrica)


Angola: Minister Encourages Women to Study Social Sciences

The Angolan minister of Science and Technology, Cândida Teixeira, advised Sunday in Luanda, Angolan young women to engage in training, especially in courses of social sciences, for the country's continuous growth. (AllAfrica)


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