AGP Executive Report
Last update: 13 minutes agoExams and Fees: WAEC says 56,000 candidates registered for its 2026 private WASSCE, and that computer-based testing is helping curb malpractice. Nigeria’s education ministry is also acting against schools that impose excessive exam fees. School Oversight: Lagos has granted provisional approval to 101 private schools and warned them against concealing abuse; Ghanaian education watchdog Eduwatch is urging a nationwide audit of sexual misconduct in secondary schools. Access and Skills: South Africa has issued placement offers to more than 300,000 Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners for 2027, while Tanzania and China have signed a pact to expand vocational training and youth employment. Girls’ Education: Ghana’s education service is urging families to keep girls in school and prevent early marriage; the FAWE has also announced support for 650 marginalised young people.
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