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How Can Vocational Training Develop African Economies?
Getty Images The lack of on-demand practical skills in the African labour market has led to the introduction of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) into the education system…
The unknown factors behind the gender gap in the workspace
Gender equality. Source: Forbes Understanding the culture and context of Somali women’s education has a long history based on cultural, religious, economical and societal beliefs. Somali culture allocates women and…
How did I get Pregnant?
“I went to the hospital for back pain and stomach issues. Well, they found it, I was six weeks pregnant with twins.” BUT HOW? Teenage pregnancy is when female adolescents…
Access to Education in Northern Nigeria
Access to Education in Northern Nigeria Our blog post is based on access to quality education in Northern Nigeria, a concept which (Wiley & Green, 2012) defined as the freedom…
Youth Unemployment in the 21st Century: Education as a channel for Rwanda.
Benjamin Disraeli once said: “The greatest good you can do for another is not just to share your riches, but to reveal to him his own”. Rwanda, like most of…
Painting the New story of DRC from Education accessibility
(2011 Education for All Global Monitoring Report) -A young Congolese boy walks to school close to the refugee camp of Kahe in the town of Kitschoro, in the northeastern part…
Key Question: Education
How can Education in Africa be re-imagined to be inclusive and equitable and to develop empowered and educated citizens with the skills required to thrive in a globalized economy?