AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEbola Vaccine Trials: Oxford begins Phase I testing of a new Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine, recruiting 50 volunteers in the UK and using stockpiled doses while preparing further studies in Uganda. Exam Fees Backlash (Nigeria): Nigeria’s education ministry suspends a planned 2027 WAEC/NECO registration fee hike after public outcry, opening the door to wider consultations. Curriculum Reform (Ghana): A Ghanaian education expert urges decolonising the curriculum so learning reflects local realities and builds critical thinking for global competition. University Visibility Study: A new global ranking measures real public attention to universities worldwide, with Oxford leading non-U.S. institutions. Reading Culture (Kenya): Murang’a’s Kaharati Comprehensive School joins Kenya’s National Read Aloud World Record push to boost access to school libraries and literacy. IDP Support (Nigeria): Two Mites Mission starts a two-month program for 1,000 Abuja IDPs, combining education, healthcare and skills training. Higher Ed & Jobs (Ghana): A university leader calls for graduates who innovate and create jobs, not just earn degrees. Startup Push (Egypt): Egypt launches the Startup Egypt Platform to simplify registration, funding and mentorship, aiming to grow inclusive entrepreneurship.
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