Jihadist raids leave 500 000 Burkina Faso children without schools
Ouagadougou – More than half a million children in Burkina Faso are unable to go to school because of attacks... Read more
6 Jan, 2022
New ‘sex for good marks’ allegations cause uproar in Morocco
Rabat – Allegations of a teacher trading good grades for sexual favours at a Moroccan institution have prompted calls for... Read more
1 Jan, 2022
Fuelling job generative entrepreneurship in Africa – the Anzisha Prize evolution
Africa’s premier entrepreneurship initiative, the Anzisha Prize, is applying the lessons learnt over the past decade of its existence... Read more
16 Dec, 2021
Moroccan lecturers in ‘sex for good marks’ trials
Rabat – Four Moroccan university lecturers appeared in court on Tuesday accused of trading good grades for sexual favours,... Read more
8 Dec, 2021
College that conferred MamKhize with honorary doctorate ‘is not registered’
Cape Town – Good Shepherd College of Religion and Training, a Christian institution that recently awarded South African businesswoman... Read more
4 Dec, 2021
PICS | Shauwn Mkhize receives honorary doctorate
Cape Town – South African businesswoman and socialite Shauwn Mkhize has received an honorary doctorate in Philosophy for her... Read more
1 Dec, 2021
South Sudanese graduates ‘stranded’ in Zimbabwe – report
Cape Town – At least 14 South Sudanese nationals, who were students at the National University of Science and... Read more
22 Nov, 2021
Skills pipeline
Despite shifts in the energy sector, Africa still needs oil and gas workers
27 Oct, 2021
Man disguises himself as a woman to write exams on behalf of his girlfriend
Dakar – A Senegalese student has been detained for fraud after allegedly disguising himself as a woman and sitting his... Read more
4 Aug, 2021
Special blend
Going digital has much to recommend it, but in-person learning will continue to be a necessary component of tertiary education... Read more
2 Aug, 2021
