Over the past 27 years since the Jomtien Education Conference in Thailand, there has been much debate on focusing on quality in African education. UN agencies like UNESCO and UNICEF as well as the World Bank, the African Union and the Commonwealth have all delved into the issue of quality in African Education. In the
Africa is a continent of vast resources, arable land, minerals, oil, lakes and rivers yet its people and countries are among the poorest in the world. The African Union has developed Agenda 2063 and a 50-year vision for the Africa it wants and rededicating it to the pan-African vision of a reintegrated Africa driven by its
A three-day continental summit on higher education is taking place in the Senegalese capital, Dakar from 10 – 12 March, 2015. This summit, which is being organized under the guidance of Trust Africa, a Pan-African Organization will seek to build a movement of like-minded institutions to transform the African higher education sector. Eleven other partners
In this second decade of the 21st century, the African continent continues to enjoy an impressive growth rate with economies growing faster than those of almost any other region in the world. There are at least a dozen countries in sub-Saharan Africa that have been expanding by more than 6% a year during the past
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