AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDigital Learning: UNICEF, Airtel Africa and Nigeria’s government say free digital education now reaches nearly 2,000 schools, about one million students and more than 20,000 teachers; over 19,000 teachers have received digital literacy training. Job-Ready Skills: Ghana is shifting KNUST’s One Million Coders training from first-year students to third- and final-year students, and plans to provide 2,000 more laptops. Student Protection: Ghana’s child sexual-abuse crisis has intensified calls for school safeguarding reforms, following allegations involving a headmaster and reports of pregnancies among girls aged 10–14. University Reform: A three-year study across seven African countries will examine doctoral training and recommend improvements. At Congo’s Marien-Ngouabi University, strike talks remain stalled over seven months of salary arrears. School Access: Kidnappings are haunting Nigerian examination candidates, while Liberia’s education ministry faces scrutiny over a school closed for three years.
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