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Follow-up on the interview with Gilles Yabi, founder of Wathi Can you tell us about the principal information and lessons gained from Wathi’s review and discussions on education? We are not [...]

Following a career change from Nursing to Social Development Studies, Dr. Funiwe Njobe lectured in Development Studies at the University of Zambia and later worked for Land and Agriculture Policy [...]

Gilles Yabi is Beninese by birth and has a doctorate in economics from the University of Clermont Ferrand. Development economics has always been his main area of intellectual interest. He worked [...]

Wednesday the 24th of May 2017 was a particularly bright day; there was an abundance of sunshine, the neighborhood was beaming with life and the elegantly set ceremonial hall at Complexe Scolaire [...]

Educating the elite classes only to see them leave to continue their studies and then follow their career abroad…such has been the painful experience of many African countries since they [...]

As part of its social responsibility policy, Enko funds the tuition fees of a number of deserving students in each of its schools. Last November Enko organised a selection session with World [...]

The Senegalese school system, which is subject to significant population pressure, has made a great deal of progress over the last three decades. The number of secondary school graduates is [...]

We talked in a previous post about the environmental project being carried out by the students at the MSS John Wesley in Abidjan. 16 March 2017 represented a key milestone in the development of [...]

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What is this program? Born of an initiative by YASA students (Yale African Students Association), this annual program aims to answer the questions asked by students of this continent who want to [...]