Free higher education won't magically improve access: REUTERS/Siphiwe SibekoMany academics, including myself, have explored why free higher education is not economically viable in South Africa. Money is not the only issue, though. Quality also matters. And the two go hand in hand. Students have hastened to conflate free education and access to … [Read more...] about Free higher education won’t magically improve access | The Conversation
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240 Egyptian Youth Gain Access to English and New Opportunities
240 Egyptian Youth Gain Access to English and New Opportunities: Completing a two-year program of English language study, 240 young Egyptians from throughout the country graduated today from the English Access Partnership Program. The EAPP provided these students two years of high-quality English language training and the opportunity to participate in extracurricular … [Read more...] about 240 Egyptian Youth Gain Access to English and New Opportunities
Japan helping to ensure that every children has access to education, health and nutrition in Kenya
Japan helping to ensure that every children has access to education, health and nutrition in Kenya: His Excellency Mr. Toshitsugu Uesawa, Ambassador of Japan to Kenya, attended the Signing Ceremony to reassure Japan’s further commitment in supporting the school meal programmes in collaboration with World Food Programme (WFP) and the Government of Kenya. WFP School … [Read more...] about Japan helping to ensure that every children has access to education, health and nutrition in Kenya
Equitable access is key to meeting water, sanitation and hygiene targets | The Conversation
Equitable access is key to meeting water, sanitation and hygiene targets: A woman carries water she has collected from the Turkwel River near Lodwar in Turkana County, north-west Kenya. Rob Hope/REACHThe UN’s millennium development goal target of halving the amount of people with access to safe drinking water has been met. The same is sadly not true of the sanitation target. … [Read more...] about Equitable access is key to meeting water, sanitation and hygiene targets | The Conversation
The New MEST Education Project ‘Girls Access to Education’ (GATE) Programme, Supported by DFID and UNICEF, will benefit nearly 200,000 Girls Nationwide
The New MEST Education Project ‘Girls Access to Education’ (GATE) Programme, Supported by DFID and UNICEF, will benefit nearly 200,000 Girls Nationwide: Close to 200,000 girls across Sierra Leone will be supported by a new project, funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID), led by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MEST), and implemented … [Read more...] about The New MEST Education Project ‘Girls Access to Education’ (GATE) Programme, Supported by DFID and UNICEF, will benefit nearly 200,000 Girls Nationwide
