AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDR Congo Ebola & schooling: Classes resumed in the Ebola epicentre of Ituri despite parent and teacher fears, with authorities citing added school prevention steps and UNICEF support. Nigeria admissions fees: JAMB and WAEC set a one-time N4,000 fee for O’Level result verification, to be paid only via the JAMB platform, aiming to stop repeated charges by institutions. Kenya digital classrooms: Epson is exploring solar-powered printing and projection for rural schools, partnering to tackle unreliable electricity as Kenya pushes classroom modernisation. Ghana specialist training: Ghana launched a new association for plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeons to expand training, research, standards and patient safety. Liberia students abroad: Liberia’s Bassa students in Rwanda honoured a county superintendent for US$1,200 support and urged graduates to return home and apply their skills. Africa AI governance (Francophone angle): La Francophonie held a digital governance forum in Geneva, stressing Francophone Africa’s push to produce home-grown AI rules. Tech & connectivity jobs in Kenya: In Kibera, an internet provider is training local residents for roles like installation and troubleshooting to turn connectivity into opportunity.
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