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Teachers’ unions from Lusophone countries gathered in Guinea-Bissau to demand stronger public investment in education through the “Go Public! Fund Education” campaign. They urged governments to move from dialogue to action, emphasizing legislation and collaboration to protect and transform the teaching profession.
Rubanda West NRM flag bearer, Bruce Balaba Kabaasa, has launched a school feeding program aimed at supporting Primary Seven candidates during the upcoming PLE exams. The initiative, which was first proposed during his NRM primaries campaign, will provide meals to all P7 learners in the constituency, ensuring they can focus on their exams without the worry of basic needs.
Armed police crackdowns on student protests at Uganda’s universities are sparking national concern. What were once hubs of free expression and activism are increasingly turning into zones of fear, as authorities respond to grievances with arrests, tear gas, and suspensions. The escalating tension raises urgent questions about students’ rights and the future of civic engagement on campuses.
The 2025 EducationUSA College Fair in Accra connected nearly 4,000 Ghanaian students with over 30 U.S. universities, offering direct access to admissions guidance and scholarship opportunities. The event strengthened educational ties and encouraged students to pursue global learning while contributing to Ghana’s development.
Morocco is establishing an engineering sciences campus in Mauritania to support local education and strengthen regional cooperation. The initiative aims to boost Mauritania’s technical capacity while deepening diplomatic and academic ties between the two nations.
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has called on students to take up cybersecurity as a viable and rewarding career path, citing its growing importance in protecting the nation’s digital systems and economy.
