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International Schools Database has published a database to help choose the best international education offers in the world. According to data collected in 2022, learners in international schools in Africa pay less than others.

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On July 1, 2022, the University of Montpellier (France) will receive a delegation of academics from South Africa (130 presidents, presidents, vice-presidents and vice-presidents) for a day of international exchanges devoted to sustainable development. This visit is part of the South African High Education & Research week in France event, organized by the South African authorities and institutions and Campus France from June 27 to July 1, 2022.

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• #Nigeria
• #Russia
• #SubSaharanAfrica
• #Ukraine
• #War
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In 2021, growth in sub-Saharan Africa, the main driver of African growth, was estimated at 4%, according to the World Bank. However, this upward trend should be affected by the consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian crisis which is already impacting consumer prices.

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• #Botswana
• #Developement
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• #Kenya
• #Malawi
• #Mali
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• #Senegal
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• #Uganda
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• #Youth

To overcome this problem, schools across the continent must rise to the challenge of equipping graduates with current skills, including those that foster entrepreneurship.

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• #Egypt
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• #Universities

In 2022, 10 African universities appear in the thematic ranking of engineering education. Egyptian and South African, they distinguished themselves by their innovative training offers.

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Despite the progress made in recent years, the Tanzanian education system is struggling to meet 100% of the needs expressed by its population. In full strengthening of its relations with its African partners, London wants to make this sector a new axis of cooperation with Dodoma.

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After the lifting of the various European and American sanctions against its rulers, Burundi now receives financial aid to boost its development. The efforts of the Head of State Évariste Ndayishimiye are bearing fruit.