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Should African Children Learn In Their Mother Tongue?

Imagine a five-year-old walking into a classroom for the first time. At home, the child speaks Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Kiswahili, Wolof or another African...
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Education

AI In The Classroom: Superpower Or Shortcut?

Artificial intelligence has stormed into education—and the debate is fierce. Is it the ultimate learning booster or a silent thief of deep thinking? Those...
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Editorials

Back To School: Can Nigerian Families Still Afford Education?

As millions of children return to school, Nigeria faces a troubling paradox: access to education is expanding, but the cost of staying in school is becoming harder for many families to bear.
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The Presentation Desk

The Power Of First Impressions

Hey there and welcome to another week. Trust you are improving on your Presentation and Communication Skills…. Today we will talk about ‘First Impressions… Have you...
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French School Protests: Pressure As Violence Flares

Seventy-one thousand people took to the streets on Thursday, in the third week of a movement about crumbling school buildings and teacher shortages. The government has promised "fully funded" answers by late October — and it has no obvious place to find the money. Legitimate Demands, Unaffordable Answers:...

Should African Children Learn In Their Mother Tongue?

Imagine a five-year-old walking into a classroom for the first time. At home, the child speaks Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Kiswahili, Wolof or another African language. Then the teacher starts the lesson—in a completely different language. Well for millions of African children, this is everyday reality which raises a...

South Africa Migrant Protests: Durban And Soweto Turn Violent Over Court Ruling

Torched cars, looted foreign-owned shops and a chased-out Somali shopkeeper. Pretoria says the violence was triggered by a deliberate lie about a July Constitutional Court judgment on asylum seekers — and that is a more interesting claim than it sounds.  A Narrow Judgment, a Wide Lie: South Africa's...