AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoSchool Safety & Discipline: Ghana’s Education Service condemned the assault on two teachers and damage to Bawku Senior High School after students attacked staff over strict WASSCE exam rules, saying perpetrators will face legal action and security has been increased. Youth Skills for Work: A South Africa-focused piece argues degrees won’t solve unemployment; young people need practical digital skills as technology reshapes job roles. Voter Registration for Education-Age Youth: South Africa’s IEC urged eligible citizens to register and verify details ahead of local government elections on 4 November, warning many 18–19-year-olds are still unregistered. Digital Wellbeing: Meta reiterated its teen online safety push, including Teen Accounts with stronger default protections. Learning Through Tech in Prisons: Kenya’s TechKidz Africa expands coding and digital literacy for young people, including in a Mombasa juvenile prison. Powering Access to Learning: World Bank/AfDB Mission 300 updates highlight electricity connections across Africa, including millions reached in Nigeria, as a foundation for education and opportunity. Ebola Watch: Africa CDC warns Congo’s Ebola outbreak could become among the deadliest if cases go untracked.
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