Source: Ministry of Information, Eritrea |

Eritrea: Awards to Outstanding Teachers

The awardees, expressing appreciation for the recognition, stated that the award motivates them to work with greater commitment to nurture competent students through their profession

The Ministry of Education branch in Gala-Nefhi sub-zone has presented awards to 24 outstanding teachers from elementary, junior, and high schools, including 12 female teachers. Mr. Daniel Solomon, Head of the branch office, stated that the awardees were selected by a committee comprising supervisors, teachers, and students. Mr. Yohannes Solomon,…

Source: African Union (AU) |

The #AfricaEducatesHer Campaign – African Union’s International Centre for Girls and Women’s Education in Africa (AU CIEFFA) Field Visit in Seychelles

The Minister of Education, H.E. Dr Justin Valentin, while officially welcoming the AU CIEFFA delegation, expressed his appreciation for the timely visit

The African Union’s International Centre for Girls and Women’s Education in Africa (AU CIEFFA) has begun a 3-day field visit to Seychelles as part of its monitoring and evaluation efforts for the implementation of the #AfricaEducatesHer Campaign. This visit, which takes place from 16th - 18th July 2025, in Victoria,…

Source: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO): Regional Office for Africa |

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) strengthens the resilience of farming and pastoral communities through mechanical restoration of degraded land

The Delfino tractor-plough unit has become a central tool in the collaboration between FAO and the National Agency of the Great Green Wall (NAGGW), enabling large areas to be treated and significantly reducing the need for manual labour

In Niger, farmers and herders lose nearly 100,000 hectares of land every year due to degradation. This situation reduces available space for productive activities and undermines their hopes of achieving food and nutrition sovereignty. Ongoing land degradation is a major contributor to the country’s recurring cereal and fodder shortages, exposing…

Source: United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) |

Libyan University students: Elections are needed urgently

They highlighted a lack of trust and said that corruption was a significant obstacle to securing fair elections

Fifty-seven young men and women from universities across Libya joined the United Nations Support Mission in Libya for in a dedicated youth consultation on Wednesday to share their ideas around the Advisory Committee’s recommendations and stressed the need for urgent inclusive election to establish stability and legitimacy.  Students from Bent…

Source: United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) |

The Booker Washington Institute (BWI) automotive students restore and donate vehicle to enhance hands-on training

The student-led initiative to acquire and restore an additional car significantly boosts the department’s capacity to deliver real-world technical skills

Senior automotive students at the Booker Washington Institute (BWI) have restored and donated a fully functional vehicle to their department, strengthening hands-on training for future students. As part of their final project, the class raised $800, purchased a non-running car, and successfully repaired it over four months, showcasing practical skills,…

Mission de l'Organisation des Nations unies en République démocratique du Congo (MONUSCO)
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Democratic Republic of the Congo - Bana Education: Distance learning for displaced children, with support from Radio Okapi

The radio program is integrated into classes to expand access to education

When asked what she prefers at school, Francine, 12 years old, looks up with a shy smile. What she loves above all is discovering new things — especially in science. Later, she dreams of becoming a nurse. Francine lives at the Kigonze displaced persons site, on the outskirts of Bunia, in…

Source: The Presidency of the Republic of South Africa |

South Africa: Deputy Minister Mhlauli to participate in Mandela Month Mentorship Session

This mentorship session forms part of government’s broader commitment to youth empowerment, leadership development, and inclusive economic growth

As part of Mandela Month, the Deputy Minister in The Presidency, Ms Nonceba Mhlauli, will participate in the #67MinutesOfMentorship programme hosted by The Mentorship Boardroom, a platform committed to nurturing talent and expanding leadership networks across sectors. The Deputy Minister will mentor Ms Ntandokazi on Friday, 18 July 2025, as…

Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Liberia |

President Boakai Hails France On National Day Observance

The Liberian leader added that his government salute the resilience, cultural riches and global contributions of the French people

The President of the Republic of Liberia, His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has sent a congratulatory message to the Government and people of the Republic of France on the occasion France’s National Day, (the Bastille Day) on July 14, 2025.  According to a Foreign Ministry release, in the message…

Source: Republic of South Africa: The Parliament |

International Relations (IR) Committee Launches People-Centred Oversight Mechanism in Western Cape

The women’s wing of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa welcomed the opportunity to engage with the committee

The Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation yesterday successfully launched the People-Centred Oversight Mechanism in the Western Cape where there were traditional leaders, academics, students and representatives from different non-governmental organisations. The Chairperson of the committee, Mr Supra Mahumapelo, said the People-Centred Oversight Mechanism is an initiative of the…

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From Mine Shafts to Classrooms: How a Cobalt Mining Town is Reclaiming Childhood and Rebuilding Hope

8,200 young people formerly working in the mines are being supported to integrate into school, vocational training, or income-generating activities

Thirteen-year-old Beni Cial Yumba Musoya used to spend her days scavenging for cobalt under the scorching sun in the artisanal mines of Kolwezi. Today, she dreams of donning a white coat and saving lives. "I want to be a doctor," she says, smiling shyly from her wooden desk at Kasanda…