Every person has the right to a quality education; so says Congolese law. Yet years of instability have taken a toll on the country’s ability ...
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Learn MoreChad’s constitution guarantees every citizen the right to a free public primary education. While the country’s literacy rate, especially for girls and women, remains low, ...
Learn MoreIn 1997 the Central African Republic, through its Education Policy Act, provided free education for all children. The country follows the French model, and primary ...
Learn MoreIn the island nation of Cape Verde, education is free and compulsory for children ages 6-14. The government recently has launched initiatives for improving curriculum ...
Learn MoreUnder the terms of Cameroon’s constitution, the state guarantees all citizens free primary school education. Two distinct educational systems operate within the country: Anglophone, in ...
Learn MoreBurundi’s education system aims to produce capable, creative and innovative citizens well-versed in national values and prepared for life in a changing world. Burundi is ...
Learn MoreBurkina Faso’s government aims to educate its young people to become responsible, productive, and creative citizens. The country’s 2007 Education Orientation Law introduced universal compulsory ...
Learn MoreEducation in Botswana was originally based on the philosophy of “Education for Kagisano” meaning education for social harmony. In 1994, the National Policy on Education ...
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