[Efa] UNESCO/Nairobi: Monthly News Roundup Education and HIV/AIDS in the press - March 2007
UNESCO Education Sector Nairobi Office
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Kenya National Adult Literacy Survey Report Launched
Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and the Department of Adult Education
(Ministry of Gender, Sports, Culture and Social Services) released the
report of the Kenya National Literacy Survey in Nairobi on 3 April 2007.
More than 170 stakeholders including senior representatives from concerned
ministries and development agencies attended. The Minister for Gender,
Sports, Culture and Social Services gave the keynote address that launched
the report.
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Eritrea
6th Eritrean Book Fair concludes
The 6th Eritrean Book Fair that was underway at the Expo grounds concluded
yesterday. In the 10-day Fair, 53 institutions presented different book
publications.
>>Source: Shabait.com 26 th March 2007
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164 graduate from Asmara Technical School
164 students graduated from the Asmara Technical School on March 18 upon
completion of a the three-year course that included..
>>Source: Shabait.com 21st March 2007
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99 graduate from Hagaz Technical Agriculture Institute
99 students, of whom 30 are females, graduated from Hagaz Technical
Agriculture Institute on March 13. The courses include three different
agricultural..
>>Source: Shabait.com 16th March 2007
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Eritrean women abroad to step up contribution in domain of education
Eritrean women leaving in different parts of the world asserted their
readiness to step up their contribution in the domain of education.
>>Source: Shabait.com 13th March 2007
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88 graduate from Wina Technical School
88 students, of whom 42 are females, graduated yesterday from the
Nacfa-based Wina Technical School . The three-year training included
technical and vocational courses. Speaking at the graduation ceremony in
which invited guests, Army commanders and inhabitants of Nacfa town
attended, the director of the school..
>>Source: Shabait.com 12th March 2006
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Community library opens in Adi-Tekelezan
As part of on-going efforts to expand community libraries in different parts
of Anseba region, a new community library has opened in Adi-Tekelezan. The
library was built with the collaboration of the Anseba regional
administration..
>>Source: Shabait.com 2nd March 2007
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Ethiopia
Ethiopia : Over 105,000 People Undergo VCT
More than 105,000 people have undertaken Voluntary Counseling and Testing
(VCT) in Tigray State during the past two months, the State Health Bureau
said.
>>Source: Ethiopian Herald 12th March 2006
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University welcomes first batch
The Dire Dawa University , one of the 13 government universities constructed
recently, yesterday enroled 770 students.
>>Source: Ethiopian Herald 12th March 2006
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Kenya
Standard Three, Six pupils to be assessed
Performance in national examinations is set to improve once pupils are
assessed in Standard Three and Six by the Kenya National Examinations
Council (KNEC) to establish their competence in certain skills.
>>Source: The Standard 26 th March 2007
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Girls shine in class, says study
A new report says girls were participating more in classwork after the
introduction of free education programme. It however calls for the
construction of more classrooms to create a more enabling environment for
learning.
>>Source: Daily Nation 22nd March 2007
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Sh105b needed to finance education
Kenya will require over Sh105 billion to finance the public education sector
in the 2006/07 financial year.
>>Source: The Standard 12th March 2007
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Polytechnic repairs to cost Sh57m
The Government is rehabilitating and equipping 16 youth polytechnics at the
cost of Sh57.5 million, the permanent secretary in the ministry ..
>>Source: Daily Nation 9th March 2006
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Govt to help students join foreign universities
The Ministry of Education plans to assist students to enrol in foreign
colleges.
>>Source: The Standard 9th March 2006
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State to employ 40,000 teachers
Barely a week after concluding a Sh9.8 billion salary deal for teachers, the
Government has announced it would be employing 40,000 more in the next
financial year.
>>Source: The Standard 8th March 2007
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Starehe tops in KCSE
Starehe Boys Centre made a dramatic comeback to top last year's Form Four
examinations with a performance index of 10.884. .
>>Source: Daily Nation 1st March 2007
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Boys sweep all top ten positions
All the top 10 candidates countrywide in the examination released yesterday
are boys. ..
>>Source: Daily Nation 1st March 2007
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Medicine a hot career choice for leading students
The top student in last year's Form Four examinations wants to be a
neurosurgeon. ..
>>Source: Daily Nation 1st March 2007
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Rwanda
Rugarama raises Frw300,000 for education
NORTHERN PROVINCE : BURERA - More than Frw300,000 has been raised for the
education fund at Rugarama Sector, the executive secretary, Faustin
Kayitsinga, said.
>>Source: New Times 29 th March 2007
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KIE to teach Chinese soon
Kigali Institute of Education (KIE) will soon pioneer in the teaching of
Mandarin, the Chinese language, in the country. The agreement paving way for
the lessons was signed yesterday by KIE Rector Emmanuel Mudidi and the
Chinese Ambassador to Rwanda ,
>>Source: New Times 29 th March 2007
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Burera needs Frw100m for classroom construction
NORTHERN PROVINCE : BURERA - Burera District is seeking over Frw100 million
for construction of about 60 classroom blocks in different primary and
secondary schools.
>>Source: New Times 26 th March 2007
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Islamic society donates textbooks
Arabic students have a reason to smile after the World Islamic Call Society
donated 22,000 textbooks to schools.
>>Source: New Vision 13th March 2006
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PACFA awards best girls
EASTERN PROVINCE: RWAMAGANA - The project for the Protection and Care of
Families against HIV/Aids (PACFA), on March 10, awarded prizes to the best
girls who excelled in the last year's national examinations in the province.
>>Source: New Times 12th March 2007
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Province sets up education committee
EASTERN PROVINCE: RWAMAGANA - Following a string of poor results at primary
and secondary levels in the national examinations, now the Province has set
up a committee tasked with finding ways of turning the situation around.
>>Source: New Times 8th March 2007
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Minister advises students on academic performance
WESTERN PROVINCE : NYAMASHEKE - The state minister in charge of Economic
Planning, Monique Nsanzabaganwa, has appealed to girl students in Nyamasheke
and Rusizi Districts to strive for better academic performance at all levels
of education.
>>Source: New Times 7th March 2007
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Over 300 vulnerable children get school assistance
SOUTHERN PROVINCE : MUHANGA - Over 300 vulnerable children from Nyamabuye
Sector in Muhanga District were on March 3, given scholastic materials that
included school uniforms, shoes, bags and classroom materials.
>>Source: New Times 7th March 2007
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Best Accounting student gets varsity scholarship
The best Accountancy student in the 2006 A-Level examinations will receive a
government scholarship to join university, The New Times has established.
Fred Hategekamana, a student of King David Academy who emerged best in the
country with 8.2 points in Accounting, scooped the scholarship that had
eluded other Accounting students for two years.
>>Source: New Times 6th March 2007
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MPs reward best performing girls
SOUTHERN PROVINCE : HUYE - Female members of Parliament on March 3, rewarded
59 young girls from the province who excelled in both primary and ordinary
national examinations, last academic year.
>>Source: New Times 6th March 2007
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Uganda
Govt offers free vocational education
THE government has started providing free education to primary seven leavers
joining vocational institutions, State minister for Higher Education Gabriel
Opio has revealed.
>>Source: Daily Monitor 29 th March 2007
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Swiss charity gives sh644m to Rakai orphans
CHILDREN orphaned by AIDS in Rakai district have received over sh644m to
support them for three years.
>>Source: New Vision 28 th March 2007
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New curriculum aims at better Primary Seven products
WITH the new primary school thematic curriculum already in operation, the
National Curriculum Development Centre hopes to get a better breed of
Primary Seven graduates after seven years. Designed for classes from Primary
One to Three, the curriculum emphasises the use of a child's first language
as a medium of instruction before a second language is introduced.
>>Source: New Vision 26 th March 2007
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Makerere checks quality
MAKERERE University fell from the 18th position among Africa 's top 100
universities in 2005, to 23rd in 2006. "This is a sign that the quality of
teaching is not good," the academic staff association chief, Dr. Augustus
Nuwagaba, said.
>>Source: New Vision 26 th March 2007
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Vocational courses for sure job deals
GOING to school and being able to get a job sounds miraculous. Of course no
one wishes to be unemployed. But how are you going to avoid this
frustration? Some people cannot acquire any qualifications due to financial
limitations.
>>Source: New Vision 26 th March 2007
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Teachers called to effect change
RENOWNED education consultant Fagil Mandy has said if teachers are to be
world changers, they need to allow change to affect them first. "This
involves the development of the head, the heart and physical development,"
Mandy explained.
>>Source: New Vision 26 th March 2007
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Charity gives sh600m in school fees for 25,000 kids
SAVE the Children in Uganda has allocated sh600m to educate 25,000 children
in Kasese district for the next five years, reports John Thawite.
>>Source: New Vision 22nd March 2007
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Uganda : Uganda to Host Child Abuse And Neglect Conference
Uganda is to host a conference on child abuse and neglect under the theme:
"HIV/Aids and Children: The challenges of care for and protection of
children in Africa ."
>>Source: Daily Monitor 12th March 2006
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Gulu gets sh38m education aid
GULU - A humanitarian organisation, Save the Children in Uganda , has
donated office equipment worth sh37.9m to the district education department.
>>Source: New Vision 12th March 2007
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Top schools to dominate universities
THE traditional top schools countrywide are likely to dominate the
government sponsorship scheme at Makerere and other public universities.
>>Source: New Vision 8th March 2007
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Church builds Gulu school
THE construction of a 1.5b. modern primary school has been launched by the
Bethel Christian Center , based in the United States , in Paminanano
village, Gulu district to provide education to the war affected children in
northern Uganda .
>>Source: New Vision 6th March 2007
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Leicester distance learning students graduate
UNIVERSITY of Leicester Business School in the United Kingdom has recognised
eight Ugandans upon their successful completion of the distance learning
programmes in Masters in Business Administration (MBA).
>>Source: New Vision 6th March 2007
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Failure rate drops
THE 2006 A- level examination results released yesterday showed an overall
improvement in performance, a steep drop in cheating and failures.
>>Source: Daily Monitor 2nd March 2007
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Tanzania
Strive for quality education , private schools told
Private schools have been called upon to offer quality education that will
enable beneficiaries compete effectively in the East African labour market.
>>Source: IPP media 26 th March 2007
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Lindi starts morning classes on health
Lindi District Hospital has introduced community health education every
morning on malaria control measures to patients.
>>Source: IPP media 22nd March 2007
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Primary school is moved to a safer site, given 12m/-
Barrick Gold Corporation has donated 12m/- for the development of brand new
premises for Maasai Primary School in Manyara Region.
>>Source: IPP media 12th March 2007
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New university opens doors September
The proposed biggest university in Tanzania , with an estimated intake of
40,000 students, will open in September, this year to mark the beginning of
phase one of the academic training, it has been learnt.
>>Source: IPP media 1st March 2007
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TEA donates 190m/- to teachers` varsity
Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE) has received a donation
of teaching materials worth over 190m/- from the Tanzania Education
Authority (TEA).
>>Source: IPP media 1st March 2007
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Kikwete endorses 8bn/- for recruitment of teachers
President Jakaya Kikwete has endorsed the spending of 8bn/- on the
recruitment of degree holders and Form Six leavers who are not professional
teachers to teach in new secondary schools countrywide.
>>Source: Daily Nation 1st March 2007
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Kenya
SA insurers to cover Aids
JOHANNESBURG , Tuesday: Life insurers in South Africa will now pay out death
and disability claims to those infected with the HIV virus. ..
>>Source: Daily Nation 28 th March 2007
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Rwanda
Charity hailed on AIDS
JINJA - The deputy director of health services Dr. Sarah Byakika has hailed
the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation for its support in the fight
against HIV/AIDS under the Prevention of Mother To Child transmission
project.
>>Source: New Times 26 th March 2007
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Mobilizers train in HIV/Aids
WESTERN PROVINCE : RUSIZI - A group of over 40 mobilizers (Abakangurambaga)
from all sectors of Rusizi District on March 22, ended the five-day training
on HIV/Aids at Centre Pastoral, Kamembe Sector.
>>Source: New Times 26 th March 2007
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Children test for HIV
Hundreds of parents in Gasabo district, Kigali City , yesterday flocked the
Petite Stadium, Remera, with their children to be tested for HIV.
>>Source: New Times 11th March 2007
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Tanzania
Vodacom Foundation gives help to people living with HIV/AIDS
Vodacom through the Vodacom Foundation has donated an industrial embroidery
machine to people living with HIV/AIDS to support their business and assist
them generate income which they can use to care...
>>Source: IPP media 16th March 2007
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Uganda
HIV/Aids stakeholders discuss drug procurement
With the World Health Organisation's contract to procure drugs for Aids,
malaria and Tubeculosis set to expire in September, HIV/Aids stakeholders
yesterday discussed how the procurement of non-medical and medical items can
be done.
>>Source: Daily Monitor 27 th March 2007
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More ARV health centres
KABAROLE - The health ministry has increased the number of health centres
distributing Anti-Retroviral drugs (ARVs) from 4 to 24 units.
>>Source: New Vision 26 th March 2007
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Kabale district begins new AIDS plan
THE Kabale branch of the AIDS Information Centre and its partners have
launched a new strategy to prevent HIV/AIDS transmission.
>>Source: New Vision 26 th March 2007
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Drama good for AIDS fight
TORORO - Drama is the best way to boost awareness about the HIV/AIDS scourge
in rural areas, according to the Kwar Adhola paramount chief, Moses Owori.
>>Source: New Vision 12th March 2007
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HIV patients stigma should stop, says Taso gets 135m/= for media devt
Isingiro district HIV/Aids focal person Mathew Tumushabe has condemned
stigmatising people living with HIV/Aids.
>>Source: Daily Monitor 9th March 2006
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Anti-AIDS group gets health centre
A clinic to treat sexually transmitted infections has been built for
Hukeseho Women's HIV/AIDS Project, in Bugiri district.
>>Source: New Vision 7th March 2007
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