Criticism of the current National Curriculum by members of Parliament, has forced government to draft a new Bill, seeking to recognise skilled Ugandans in the informal sector.
Some of the candidates who succeeded in the recent Bar Exams have called on government and the Bar Council to ensure that the exams are launched yearly as it used to obtain.
In an effort to accommodate Grade 1 and Grade 8 pupils who could not find places in schools, Government erected school tents in Katutura which are fully furnished and have portable toilet facilities.
Namibia will release about US$997 000 (N$8 million) for the construction and equipment of a primary school in Lubango, the regional capital of Angola's southern Huila province, the Angolan press agency Angop reported this week.
THE leadership vacuum at Kyambogo University is making it difficult to run the institution, the chairperson of the University Council, Brewer Abaliwano, has said.
OVER 40 schools in Acholi sub-region have not returned to their original sites due to lack of classrooms, dormitories, teachers' quarters, water sources and laboratories.
Pupils of the Kono Model academy hosting over three hundred students in Kokwema, Tankoro chiefdom, Kono district last Tuesday go on a day strike against illegal squatters on the school land.
The academic year at the nucleus of the Angola's Higher Technical Institute (ISTA) started this week in Caxito, the capital of Angola's northern Bengo province, thus becoming the first in the region running university degrees, Angop learnt.
The Mozambican government's Professional Skills Development Fund (FUNDEC) is to support the implementation of 60 vocational and professional training projects in public and private institutions and in community organizations.
The recently published "Art & Craft - Ideas and Techniques" authored by Rika Nel and Elna Venter, is a landmark initiative in the educational field and within its sector. It is the first such publication since independence in 1990, and
It is known that several parents have expressed their assurance and confidence in the management of the institute, that their children are not only benefiting from the classroom education, but more importantly the character grooming that their children get to
Twenty-six students from different parts of the country have benefited from a N1.42 million scholarship grant instituted by the Lift Above Poverty Organisation (LAPO).
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has paid tribute to Lott Carey Baptist Mission School for its enormous contributions towards improving the intellectual standards of the country.
About N1 billion has been earmarked by Sokoto state government for the renovation of schools across the state, just as it donated four 28-seater buses to two tertiary institutions in line with the state government's effort to facilitate regular attendance
Select sides from Botswana and Zambia have been invited to add a foreign flavour to this year's edition of the Cottco Schools Rugby Festival at Prince Edward High.
Hajiya Kulu Mukhtari Shehu Shagari is daughter-Inlaw of former President Aliyu Shehu Shagari and wife of former Minister of Water Resources who is now deputy Governor of Sokoto State, Barrister Mukhtari Shehu Shagari.
As a way of putting Nigeria on the fast lane of technological development, the Minister of State for Science and Technology, Dr. Alhassan Bako Zaku has reiterated the need for students to enrol, in large number, for science - related