Central African Republic
Politics | Economy - Development | Society | Human rights | Science - Education
UNICEF brings books to CAR
afrol News, 17 March - The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is working to ensure that some 145,000 children affected by conflict in the Central African Republic have literature, mathematics and science books. Read more
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Kenya
Economy - Development | Science - Education
UK halts Kenya education aid
afrol News, 16 March - The British government announces it will halt its £20 million funding of the Kenyan government's education sector due to fears of fraud and embezzlement. Funds would instead be directed to organisations or "directly to schools."
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World | Africa
Politics | Human rights | Society | Science - Education
Education still under attack - Unesco
afrol News, 11 February - A new report by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has found that politically and ideologically motivated attacks against teachers, students and schools are on the rise, calling for greater community involvement to reduce such incidents. Read more
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Senegal | World
Politics | Agriculture - Nutrition | Science - Education | Technology | Economy - Development | Society
Experts on black-eyed peas to meet in Dakar
afrol News, 26 January - Experts from around the world are expected to present the state of the art in cowpea research, building upon technological advances to move the science of cowpea forward, with the ultimate aim of identifying myriads of opportunities for cowpea growers to gain higher incomes, greater food security, and lead healthier lives. Read more
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