AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSchool Safety: Six Western Cape teachers have been struck off the register over sexual misconduct and learner abuse, while South Africa’s education council says 17 educators were removed for serious misconduct. University Standards: Ghana’s regulator has warned universities against over-enrolling PhD students; in Kenya, former education chief Jacob Kaimenyi urged tougher admissions and more AI in teaching. East African ministers have also approved a regional AI strategy and university technology module. Study Abroad: From January 2027, most international graduates in the UK will get 18 months to stay and work, down from two years; graduates of selected universities will retain the longer visa. Russia says it has 5,500 scholarship places for African students in 2026–27, including 120 for Ghanaians. School Access: Teacher shortages continue to hit public schools in Nigeria’s Plateau, Imo and Cross River states. Ghanaian advocates have also called for menstrual products to be affordable so girls do not miss school.
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