AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUniversity Funding: Nigeria’s SEC chief urged universities to tap capital markets instead of relying on government allocations, pointing to overcrowded student housing at the University of Ibadan as one sign of the funding gap. Second Chances: South Africa’s correctional services will support 268 inmates sitting matric exams, up 56.7% from last year. Digital Access: A new centre in Madina is opening technology opportunities for 2,000 pupils. Girls’ Education: The Malala Fund committed $2.95 million to girls’ education in Nigeria, while an NGO in Lagos raised menstrual-health awareness among secondary students. School Safety: Rising fuel costs are putting school transport at risk for 71,000 Western Cape learners.
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