Every Gambian child has the right to free and compulsory education, according to the Gambian constitution. Literacy is seen as very important to the government, ...
Learn MoreThe central African country of Gabon boasts one of the highest literacy rates in Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Gabonese government is in the process of ...
Learn MoreIn theory, schooling in Ethiopia is free and compulsory; however, students outside of main cities often lack access to quality schools and teachers, and enrollment ...
Learn MoreAlthough Eritreans are guaranteed free primary schooling, the country’s education system continues to face numerous challenges brought on by years of war and drought. Eritrea’s ...
Learn MoreEducation in Equatorial Guinea, a tiny country in west Africa, is free and compulsory for children from the preschool level through secondary school. That said, ...
Learn MoreEgypt’s constitution states that education is the right of every citizen. Primary schooling for children ages 6-15 is compulsory, and the country’s leadership wants to ...
Learn MoreEducation is a high priority in Djibouti (formerly known as Somaliland), a small country in the Horn of Africa. The Djiboutian government has increased spending ...
Learn MoreCote d’Ivoire continues to rebuild an education system devastated by the country’s 2011 civil war. Recent months have seen positive developments, including the re-opening of ...
Learn MoreWhile the Democratic Republic of Congo’s constitution mandates free, universal and compulsory primary education, years of civil war followed by ongoing political and ethnic strife ...
Learn MoreEvery person has the right to a quality education; so says Congolese law. Yet years of instability have taken a toll on the country’s ability ...
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