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South Africa: Dept Official, Eight Others Linked to Leaked PapersFurther investigations into the leaked Mpumalanga matric examination papers have led to the arrest of an official from the Mpumalanga Department of Education and eight other people. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Varsity Lecturers, Students Demand Relocation of Ex- Militants' Camp
Lecturers and students of University of Port Harcourt, Rivers state capital, have urged the Rivers State Government to relocate the rehabilitation camp for the ex-militants cited in Aluu community for safety of the students. (AllAfrica)
South Africa: Reitz Four May Be Compelled to Apologise
THE four former University of the Free State (UFS) students involved in a racist incident last year may well find themselves compelled to apologise , despite their lawyer saying last week that they could not do so without opening themselves to further prosecution, and so would not. (AllAfrica)
West Africa: Nigerians Have Legal Right to Education, Ecowas Court Rules
In a dramatic and ground-breaking decision, the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice in Abuja has declared that all Nigerians are entitled to education as a legal and human right. (AllAfrica)
Kenya: Teachers to Get Jobs in Other African Countries
Teachers coming out of training institutions but fail to be absorbed in government employment in Kenya will soon find jobs in other African countries once a mobility protocol within the African Union is signed. (AllAfrica)
Gambia: Kotu ICT Club Organises Inter-School Quiz
Kotu Senior Secondary SchoolÂ's Information and Communication Technology (ITC) club, on Thursday organised an inter-school quiz for ten seinor schools in the Greater Banjul Area and Western Region at Kotu Senior Secondary School ground. (AllAfrica)
Gambia: Swiss Charity to Launch Nursery School
The Swiss charity, "Forderverein Humanitas" which translates as (Society for the promotion of humanitarian aims) is making preparation to officially launch a nursery school project in Ghana Town on December 4th 2009. (AllAfrica)
Ghana: 26 Girls From Akropong Get Scholarship
United Way Ghana, a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), with the help of a grant from an American couple, has given a full scholarship to 26 young girls in Akropong in the Eastern Region. (AllAfrica)
Tanzania: Its Good for Teachers'
The government's advice to primary schoolteachers holding higher academic qualifications to seek promotion is encouraging, and shows some seriousness in the running of the civil service. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: FG to Strengthen Four Teaching Hospitals in 2010
The Minister of Health, Prof.Babatunde Osotimehin, has disclosed the Federal Government's plan to strengthen four quality care centres. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Federal Character Undermines Our National Unity - IBB
Former President, General Ibrahim Babangida, in Auchi, Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State, Saturday, strongly condemned the concept of Federal Character as enshrined in the Nigeria constitution, arguing that the idea is no longer in consonance with modern trends and " sophistication in our educational pursuit" (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: University of Benin Under Fire Over Ibori
Former Minister for Information and prominent leader in the Nieger Delta, Chief Edwin Clark and A civil organisation have frowned at the choice of the ex-Governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori, as a guest to deliver a lecture at the University of Benin today. (AllAfrica)
Tanzania: Bible School Left Behind in IT
Just how digital literate your future church pastor will be? (AllAfrica)
Tanzania: Bishop Durning School Invests 10 Million in Sports
Bishop Durning Secondary School in Moivo, Arumeru is investing more than 10 million/- for sporting activities at the institution with emphasis on soccer. The Headmaster, Mr Sarubare Lendisa has revealed. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: FG Blames Self For Mass Failure in Unity Schools
The Federal Government has blamed itself for the abysmal performance of students of the Federal Government Colleges otherwise known as unity schools in National Examination Council (NECO) result released in September. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Ministry Summons Principals Over Mass Failure in SSCE
Minister of State for Education, Hajiya Aishatu Jibril Dukku, and the Permanent Secretary, Prof. Dapo Afolabi, yesterday summoned an emergency meeting of principals of unity colleges to deliberate on the mass failure of their students in this year's Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE). (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Developing Young Minds Through Art Education
Rachel Weening is an Art Education specialist who has taught children from Kindergarten to secondary level in the U.S.A, Canada and Nigeria covering different subject areas. Rachel has been involved in training teachers in Nigeria for the past one year. She currently teaches Art part time in Lagos. (AllAfrica)
Namibia: Determined HIV Student Graduates
A very courageous student, Idhidhimika Victoria Noa, brought proceedings to a hush when she divulged, to a huge audience during the IOL graduation ceremony, that she has been living with AIDS for nearly six years. (AllAfrica)
Namibia: DRC School Project a Few Years After
The DRC School Project was initiated in 2004 in an effort to assist this informal settlement of Swakopmund's community and provide much needed services as well. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Blame Decline in Legal Education on Poor University System Says Don
Director General of the Nigerian Law School, Dr Tahir Mohammed, yesterday attributed the decline in legal education in Nigeria to the progressive decline in university education, decline in the number of lecturers in faculties and the technical quality of legal education fostered on the country by early generation of law teachers. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Yar'Adua Commends Unizik Over Stable Calendar
PRESIDENT Umaru Yar'Adua weekend announced that his administration has commenced a structured process of refocusing and repositioning the education institutions to meet challenges of nations development objectives global economy. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Anyaegbu Bags Doctorate Degree
The Senate of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State will today confer an honourary doctorate degree on Chief (Dr) Chidi Anyaegbu, chairman, Chisco Group of Companies. (AllAfrica)
West Africa: Sixty Ecowas Varsities Set For Waug in Bayero
Sixty universities from 17 countries in the West African sub region have indicated interests to participate in the 3rd West African Universities Games' Football and Hockey Championships. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Ibori For Uniben Founder's Day Lecture
Former Delta State governor, Chief James Onanefe Ibori, will today deliver the Founder's Day lecture at the University of Benin. (AllAfrica)
Rwanda: KIE Introduces Five Masters Programmes
The Kigali Institute of Education (KIE) recently announced that starting January 2010, it will introduce five new Masters degree Programmes. (AllAfrica)
Nigeria: Another Crisis Looms in Uniben
University of Benin may be enmeshed in another round of crisis as there were fears that the process of appointing a substantive Vice-Chancellor for the university may yet be truncated, even with a new Governing Council recently constituted for the university. (AllAfrica)
Tanzania: Donor And Delegation Kept Waiting At School
A Canadian donor was at the weekend temporarily barred from visiting a primary school in Misungwi District in Mwanza Region. (AllAfrica)
Rwanda: Students Urged to Exploit Available Opportunities
The Rector of the National University of Rwanda (NUR), Prof. Silas Lwakabamba over the weekend urged students to effectively utilise the available education resources to guarantee their future participation in national development. (AllAfrica)
Rwanda: NGO Launches Education Project
Human Network Help Rwanda (HNHR), a local NGO has launched a new project to help orphans facing shortages on scholastic materials. (AllAfrica)
Uganda: Voter Education Key to Free And Fair Elections
Representative democracy is a system of government where citizens participate in the government by electing public officials. (AllAfrica)
Ghana: Koforidua Central Hospital Organises Training Workshop
The management of the Koforidua Hospital, in collaboration with the Nurses and Midwifery Association (NMA), has organised a five-day training workshop for its staff. (AllAfrica)
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