Active learning transforms traditional teaching methods
A recent study in South Africa explored the challenges of implementing active learning methods in classrooms, where traditional “chalk and […]
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Nigeria power grid collapse sparks labour union call for audit
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has called on the federal government to conduct a comprehensive audit of the power sector
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EFCC questions Mele Kyari over $7.2 billion refinery project
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is currently questioning Mele Kyari, the former Group Managing Director of the Nigerian
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Israel genocide case sparks debate in South Africa parliament
South Africa’s genocide case against Israel was debated by parliamentarians at a joint meeting of the International Relations and Justice
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Tanzania suspends JamiiForums ahead of elections
The Tanzanian government has suspended the popular online discussion and news platform JamiiForums for 90 days, citing the publication of
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Ethiopia inaugurates Grand Renaissance Dam ending poverty era
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), a mega project that marks a significant
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Doctors strike leaves patients stranded in Abuja hospitals
A seven-day warning strike by resident doctors in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has severely impacted healthcare services in public
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US Retreat Concerns Amid UN South Sudan Mission Renewal
The United Nations Security Council has renewed the mandate of the UN Mission in South Sudan, allowing the peace support
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Tinubu terminates Umunubo appointment as Special Assistant
The Nigerian presidency has announced the termination of Fegho John Umunubo’s appointment as Special Assistant on Digital and Creative Economy
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Ethiopia GERD construction death toll unclear amid dam completion
Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has sparked controversy, with reports suggesting that at least 15,000 people may have died