Burkina Tightens Foreign Study Rules
Burkina Faso’s military government has approved a policy requiring students to obtain official approval before
Education
Experts Seek Safer Schools
Education and justice experts have urged the creation of safe spaces in schools to combat
NYSC Gets Major Federal Overhaul
The Federal Government has approved a comprehensive reform of the National Youth Service Corps to
Egypt EdTech Programme Adds 13 Startups
The Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship has selected 13 additional Egyptian education technology startups for its
TEACHERS PROTEST OVER SCHOOL ABDUCTIONS
Teachers in Benue, Adamawa and Plateau States joined a nationwide rally on Tuesday, demanding the
CEPE Exams Begin Across Côte d’Ivoire
More than 609,000 pupils across Côte d’Ivoire began the national CEPE examination this week. The
WASSCE Candidates Begin Examinations
More than 31,000 students in Ghana’s Volta Region have started the 2026 WASSCE examinations. Teachers
FG Plans Bigger UBEC Funding
Education Minister Tunji Alausa says the Federal Government plans to increase UBEC’s share of the
Ghanaian Teacher Wins Cambridge Award
Ghanaian teacher Abigail Agyeiwaa has won the 2026 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award for Sub-Saharan Africa.She
Ghana Owes UK PhD Students £5m
Ghana owes about £5 million in unpaid stipends and tuition to PhD students in the