AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEarly Learning: South Africa has increased its early-childhood development subsidy as officials warn that more than one million young children remain shut out of early learning. School Conditions: Liberia’s teacher pay dispute and student protests continue without a clear resolution, while South Africa reports thousands of schools lack adequate classrooms, water or sanitation; sewage problems are also disrupting learning at a Khayelitsha school. Skills and Jobs: Ghanaian stakeholders are urging industry-led technical and vocational training to support economic transformation, as Tanzania calls for a skills revolution. Digital Learning: The University of Ghana has secured 96,000 Gemini AI licences for students and staff, while Airtel Uganda is extending digital learning resources to thousands of pupils. Research and Training: African universities are calling for stronger research collaboration, and a new partnership between the Association of African Aviation Universities and Embry-Riddle aims to expand aviation training across the continent.
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