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Posts Tagged ‘Africa’
 

 

With Harvard’s Help, Rwanda’s Medical Sector Advances

Together with Rwanda’s Ministry of Health, Harvard University is teaching a healthcare delivery course titled “Global Health Delivery” in the village of Rwinkwavu two times a year, bringing healthcare education to underpr...
by Ling Shu
 

 
 

Study Shows Youth Education in Trouble in South Africa

According to South Africa’s YDx BratTrax research study, 535,000 students have found their way into the workforce without certificates, causing uncertainty about their work abilities. The pass rate of students is declining, ...
by Amanda Bragg
 

 
 

Radical Changes Needed in South Sudan

South Sudan is in need of extreme changes to improve its educational opportunities for young people.  The Minister of Higher Education, Peter Adwok Nyaba, spoke on a live broadcast on South Sudan Television and Radio (SSTV) an...
by Jana Melpolder
 

 

 

QS-MAPLE Conference Brings Middle East, Africa into the Evaluation Fold

The second annual QS Middle East and Africa Professional Leaders in Education (QS-MAPLE) conference kicked off last week, bringing some of the world’s most influential educators together under one roof in Durban, South Af...
by Tiffany Tsai
 

 
 

Tech Connection: LG, Microsoft, and Kenya

To help give a significant boost in computer education in Kenya, the government has partnered with LG Electronics and Microsoft to have LG’s U-Series network monitors technology and Microsoft’s Windows MultiPoint Server 2...
by Amanda Bragg