AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHigher Education & Accountability: South Africa’s Unisa is pushing back after author Jackie Phamotse raised claims about staff deaths and alleged burnout, calling the reports deliberate misinformation. Migration & Schooling: Gauteng schools have seen hundreds of foreign pupils leave after anti-migrant protests, while principals cite safety concerns. Legal Pathways in Education Rights: An African Court judge in Ghana urged people to exhaust domestic legal remedies before taking cases to the continental court, reinforcing how rights disputes should move through national systems first. Women in Leadership: Rwanda launched an African Academy for Women in Political Leadership in Kigali, with UNDP and AU partners backing a first cohort of 40 women. Learning for Skills & Work: Ghana’s MobileMoney Fintech says students need lifelong, future-ready digital and interpersonal skills to stay employable as work changes. School Community Impact: South Africa mourns a Grade 10 learner after a fatal car accident, underscoring how quickly school communities can be hit. Education, Language & Identity: Ghana’s Vice President Opoku-Agyemang backs indigenous languages and literature as key to early learning and preserving Africa’s identity. Sports as Development: Bayelsa raised prize money for its Scrabble classic and plans to bring the game into secondary schools.
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