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South Africa’s Learning Crisis: Despite heavy public spending, teacher shortages and overcrowded classrooms continue to undermine learning, while many teachers remain unemployed. Campus Infrastructure: A new 1.6MW solar hybrid system at Federal University Lafia is expected to cut electricity costs by ₦30 million a month. Access to Education: Nigeria says it is working to enrol 5.5 million nomadic children, while a separate attack in Niger State saw 14 Islamic school pupils and a teacher abducted. AI in Classrooms: African education coverage highlights the need for sustained AI training, reliable infrastructure and teacher involvement as the technology enters schools. Teacher Preparation: A South African study finds student teachers reflect on classroom practice but often fail to question how schooling can reinforce inequality. Emergency Education: A UN-backed Geneva fund has raised $400 million to support education in emergencies.

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