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Cameroon: Varsity Dons Honour Prof. Mbangwana

30.05.2008 21:44    allafrica.com
Lecturers of the English Department of Yaounde University 1 will on June 5 and 6 organise a Frestschrift symposium on Language, Literature and Nation-Building in honour of their colleague, Prof. Paul Nkad Mbangwana on his 65th birthday.


Cameroon: Basic Education Inspector Orders Inventory of School Equipment

30.05.2008 21:44    allafrica.com
The Inspector of Basic Education for Bamenda II, Mankon, Clement Mankefo Angwafor, has ordered the 24 schools in his inspectorate to do an inventory of their equipment.

Africa: Review of Blogs On Literature

30.05.2008 13:49    allafrica.com
This week's blog review will focus on those blogs that deal exclusively or primarily with African literature.

Namibia: Book Review - the Da Vinci Code

30.05.2008 13:49    allafrica.com
Just as the Harry Potter books had everybody up in a tizzy with the wizards and what not, Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code literally let loose the hellion of the netherworld - were one to believe all or most


Namibia: Aids Novel Officially Launched

30.05.2008 13:49    allafrica.com
The Minister of Health and Social Services on Tuesday evening urged that a new book be prescribed in Namibian schools, youth groups and in workplaces in an effort to defeat the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

Zimbabwe: June 27 in Crosshairs of the Empire

30.05.2008 13:49    allafrica.com
In his book "Critical Mission: Essays on Democracy Promotion (2004)", Thomas Carothers wrote: "Where democracy appears to fit in well with US security and economic interests, the United States promotes democracy. Where democracy clashes with other significant interests, it is

Angola: Government Policies Give Priority to Education- Cabinet Minister

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
Angola's Education minister, Burity da Silva, reaffirmed Thursday in Luanda that the training of teachers and the improvement of the education sector occupy a privileged place in the policies of the government, having as target the creation of conditions for

Africa: The Committed Intellectual - Reviving And Restoring the National Project

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
A man or woman with no passion has no heart; one with no power of reasoning has no mind, writes Yash Tandon.

Uganda: Owners of Illegal Schools to Be Punished

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
PROPRIETORS of schools that have been operating without licenses will be prosecuted, officials of the Directorate of Education Standards announced yesterday.

Uganda: Hima Cement to Spend Sh1b On Training Builders

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
HIMA Cement is to spend sh1b on training builders, Dennis Kashero, the commercial manager, has said.

Uganda: Church Wants CRE Reviewed

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
The Christian Religious Education (CRE) syllabus in primary and secondary schools should be reviewed, religious leaders, under the Uganda Joint Christian Council, have said.

Uganda: Schools Pushes Up Demand

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
THE opening of the second academic term for primary and secondary schools has increased the demand for food, raising prices further in Kampala's major markets.

Nigeria: Education, Training Maketh a Complete Soldier

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
Aware of the indispensable role functional literacy plays in a qualitative leadership of both officers and soldiers of the Nigerian Army, the Chief of Army Staff, (COAS), Lt. Gen. Luka Yusuf, is placing a superlative premium on the educational exposure

South Africa: Education Broken 'But Can Be Fixed'

30.05.2008 13:48    allafrica.com
THE xenophobic attacks that have horrified South Africans are "completely fixable" through good education that did more than just improve people intellectually, says Taddy Blecher, CEO of Cida City Campus, SA's first low-cost tertiary education institution.

South Africa: Technology Skills Shortage 'Is a Global Problem'

30.05.2008 13:47    allafrica.com
A CRITICAL shortage of skilled IT workers is slowing growth for many companies and forcing salary costs to spiral as they battle to recruit technology staff.

South Africa: Over R200m to Improve Working Conditions For Educators

30.05.2008 13:47    allafrica.com
In an effort to boost the morale of educators, the North West Department of Education has allocated R245.7 million to upgrade salaries of educators and school principals. Tabling the department's Budget Vote for the 2008/09 financial year on Thursday, Education

Nigeria: Teachers Give Ultimatum for National Strike

30.05.2008 13:47    allafrica.com
President Umaru Yar'Adua's achievement of industrial peace, seems set for disruption as the Nigeria Union of Teachers yesterday issued a 21 day ultimatum to the federal government on its failure to put in place a Teachers Salary Scale.

South Africa: Need for Bringing It All Back Home

30.05.2008 13:47    allafrica.com
YESTERDAY I delivered the commencement address at the University of Limpopo. I have given many public addresses before but never have I been so moved, not only by the honour of the invitation but by what I experienced there.

South Africa: NW Girl Children Exposed to Working Environment

30.05.2008 13:47    allafrica.com
More than 20 female learners in the North West on Thursday have spent time at work with senior government officials to better prepare themselves for the job market.

Nigeria: Human Devt Critical to Economic Growth - NDIC Boss

30.05.2008 13:47    allafrica.com
Managing director,Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), Alhaji Ganiyu Ogunleye, has advocated human capital development as critical to attaining the vision 2020 economic agenda of the federal government.

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