Nigerian universities embrace alternative power sources
With assistance from the federal ministry of education and international donors, Nigerian universities are taking advantage of alternative energy production
Read moreWith assistance from the federal ministry of education and international donors, Nigerian universities are taking advantage of alternative energy production
Read moreThe Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA) is developing a policy to help the country attract international students from across Africa
Read moreOn April 25, 2018, Igor Sikorsky KPI was visited by the delegation of the heads of the iron and steel
Read moreThe Egyptian parliament has approved a draft law to reduce the costs of research and promote innovation. The bill, passed
Read moreKhaled Abdel Ghaffar, Egypt’s minister of higher education and scientific research, said that the government was looking to introduce a
Read moreThe private sector – already providing about 30% of higher education places in Africa – can do more to meet
Read moreIn an effort to establish itself as a regional hub for higher education, science and technology, Egypt plans to set
Read moreIn January 2017, the Virtual Institute for Higher Education in Africa will reopen its digital doors with a new set
Read moreThe just-published Doctoral Education in South Africa by Nico Cloete, Johann Mouton and Charles Sheppard reveals new approaches South Africa
Read more[metaslider id=1638] Within the framework of Ukrainian-Nigerian cooperation on the November 27, 2015, the agreement on the establishing the pre-admission
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