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It’s at once the best and oddest news to come out of Africa this week but research from Ethiopia appears to suggest that the scent of...
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Universal education: how to move from talk to action
With the recently concluded 27th African Union Assembly themed around human rights, Richard Munang and Robert Mgendi argue that universal access to education is a crucial...
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Only South African and Egyptian universities make list of a world’s top 1000
It is not going to come as welcome news to universities in Nigeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and many other African countries, but none of...
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Now that the Makoko floating school has fallen
The construction of the Makoko floating school in 2013 was some of the best news to emerge from the Lagos slum. Now that the school has...
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Why South Africans burn their schools
This year marks 40 years since the student uprisings of 1976, after which South Africa was never the same again. At the heart of the student...

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Ethiopian research: Smell of chicken could help in fight against malaria

Universal education: how to move from talk to action

Only South African and Egyptian universities make list of a world’s top 1000

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