[The Conversation Africa] Were you told that gold mining in southern Africa started after 1852? Or that the export of iron, steel, copper and gold began in the late 19th century? Or that South Africa became integrated into a global trading system only after 1652? Or that the first powerful state in South Africa was the Zulu kingdom?

What happens next has implications for the expiry of almost 600 similar PFI deals across England.

[This Day] The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), has stressed the need for engineers to remain at the forefront of digital transformation as the move will enable them enhance their careers and contribute to national development.

The Department for Education says rule change means 10,000 more courses could be completed every year.

[This Day] The Nigerian equities market last week sustained its bullish momentum, appreciating by N884 billion as investors reacted to 2024 financial year corporate earnings by quoted firms on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX).

[allAfrica] « La participation des femmes est essentielle pour bâtir un monde meilleur grâce à la science et à la technologie », a déclaré le Secrétaire Général de l'Organisation des Nations Unies M. Antonio Guterres dans le cadre de la Journée Internationale des Femmes et des Filles de Sciences.

[Premium Times] The extortion by lawmakers is not limited to universities; polytechnics and colleges of education have also been targeted.

A teenager kicked out of school praises an academy for giving her a passion for construction.

A parent says the school's policy for top set students is "overtly cruel".

Early years teachers say they have seen decline in speech and language skills linked to device use.

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Park House School is making a difference to pupils who have struggled in mainstream education.

The BBC World Service has launched an Arabic edition of its award-winning educational programme Dars.

Roccio Cifuentes said the issue of safety in schools was a “nuanced and complex issue”.

Christina wants parents of seriously ill children to have the option of a career break.

Universities are cutting jobs to make financial savings, with students and staff bearing the brunt.

Universities are cutting jobs to make financial savings, with students and staff bearing the brunt.

[SNA] El-Fashir -- The Sixth Infantry Division in El-Fashir confirmed its support and that of the citizens of North Darfur State behind President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, the symbol of national sovereignty and pride of the Sudanese nation, from any harm or targeting.

BBC News NI understands that some of the terms of the offer on workload and strike action had proved to be contentious.

[InfoWire] The rise of mobile technology has reshaped countless industries across Africa, and the online casino sector is no exception. African Millennials--those born between the early 1980s and late 1990s--have embraced mobile gaming as their preferred way to access online casinos. With smartphones offering convenience, accessibility, and a seamless gaming experience, it's no surprise that mobile casino gaming has surged in popularity across the continent.