AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoHIV Prevention Breakthrough: South Africa has begun rolling out Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable PrEP, starting in 360 health facilities—seen as a major step to cut new infections, but access is constrained by U.S. aid cuts. Exams Under Strain: Ghana’s WASSCE has sparked backlash after Kumasi Academy candidates were arrested over alleged threats tied to exam “quarantine” rules, while students in Accra report tough Core Mathematics word problems. WAEC Logistics Crisis: In Nigeria, delayed WASSCE/WAEC materials forced candidates in Oyo, Lagos, Ogun and Osun to write late into the night using torchlights and phone flashes, triggering outrage. School Safety & Kidnapping: Armed bandits kidnapped seven students from a Federal Polytechnic residence in Zamfara, and Nigeria’s Oyo school abduction continues to fuel protests and political blame. Skills & Training: A 43-country conference in Abuja pushed skills development and apprenticeships, with a focus on gender and inclusion in work-based learning. Climate & Learning: A commentary argues climate delivery bottlenecks are rooted in education systems’ ability to train, adapt and sustain change.
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