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Marketing Is No Longer a Choice: The Strategic Imperative for African Universities’ Survival
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<p> <strong> By Professor Robert Ebo Hinson </strong> </p> <p> As the world’s knowledge economy continues to evolve, marketing has become an essential requirement for universities to sustain themselves—especially so in Africa where this urgency is most pressing. </p> <p> African universities must adopt marketing not just as a communication tool, but as a…
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Discover a Hidden Gem: Life as an English Teacher in Saitama, Near Tokyo
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When English instructors relocate to Japan, they often consider starting their journey in Tokyo. Nonetheless, Residing in Tokyo might come with a high cost of living. , crowded and bustling. On the other hand, residing in Saitama provides a more budget-friendly option while still offering easy access to Tokyo and neighboring regions. It is…
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A-Student’s Dream Comes True: From UoN Struggles to Prestigious US University Opportunity
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A 21-year-old named Thwahir Malafu is studying Economics and Finance at Claremont McKenna College in the United States. His aspiration to attend the renowned institution became achievable through the Kenya Scholar Access Program (KenSAP), which aims to support high-achieving, economically disadvantaged Kenyan students. The program came to his aid following difficulties in enrolling at…
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KNEC Cancels Key Technical and Business Courses: What You Need to Know (International English Edition)
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The Kenya National Examinations Council oversees the administration of tests for students in Kenya. One aspect of its function includes assessing the curriculum to ensure that students learn programs aligned with job market requirements. The examination board has recently eliminated 70 business and technical courses they consider irrelevant to the requirements of students in…
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Father Sues St. Bakhita School for Alleged Assault, Seeks $200K Compensation
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A parent has initiated legal action against St. Bakhita School, claiming that a Kiswahili instructor physically attacked his fifth-grade daughter during class. The child experienced apparent harm following the alleged pulling of her left ear by the teacher; she received treatment at a hospital and is still undergoing regular medical examinations. The parent is…
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Teenage Asylum Seekers Find Delay in Entering Education Frustrating, International Edition (English)
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A nineteen-year-old named Hani and a twenty-year-old named Hossam each aspire to one day run their own businesses. However, they encounter more obstacles than many of their peers in achieving these aspirations. This is due to Hani arriving in Northern Ireland as an asylum seeker from Kurdistan, similar to how Hossam arrived from Sudan.…
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SAU and SU Pledge to Boost Academic Collaboration
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The Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) Tandojam and the University of Sindh (UoS) Jamshoro have decided to enhance their collaborative efforts aimed at advancing academic instruction, conducting more agricultural research, and fostering rural progress. These objectives were furthered during an integrated educational tour and observation trip conducted jointly between learners from both institutions. According to…
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Nyakach’s Bright Student Drops Out: 381 KCPE Marks Can’t Beat Fee Struggles at Kanga High
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Ballola Onyango achieved an outstanding score of 381 marks in his KCPE examinations even though he attended school under challenging circumstances. A benefactor assisted with covering his initial tuition costs at Kanga High School, which ranks among the best-performing public institutions nationally. Nevertheless, what appeared to be a promising opportunity to lift his family…