Africa is strengthening its presence on the global higher education stage, with more of its universities gaining international visibility and the University of Cape Town returning to the global top.
“Teachers are the single most influential and powerful force for equity, access and quality in education.” — Irina Bokova, former Director-General of UNESCO That observation captures why teaching deserves.
Africa’s population is surging, with over 60% of its inhabitants under the age of 25. This youthful demographic presents a unique opportunity for economic growth and development, often referred to.
Africa’s future prosperity depends not only on its abundant natural resources or rapidly expanding digital economy but also on its ability to equip every young person with the knowledge and.
Our future as Africans will be shaped not only by our abundant natural resources or expanding markets, but also by the knowledge, creativity, and skills of our people. As the.
Africa’s demographic landscape is characterised by an unprecedented youth bulge, with over 100 million young people requiring access to inclusive, quality education. Yet traditional education systems across the continent are.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, United Kingdom | 8, July 2026 Prof Jean-Marie Kayembe Ntumba, Rector of the University of Kinshasa (UNIKIN), Democratic Republic of Congo, has been honoured.
Education across Africa is undergoing a digital transformation. Powered by smartphones, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud technology and innovative startups, educational technology (EdTech) is making learning more accessible, flexible and relevant.
