The IDP Rising Schools Programme- How a non-state actor is filling the public finance gap to deliver equitable and quality basic education in Ghana
IMANI Education Series: The IDP Rising Schools Programme- How a non-state actor is filling the public finance gap to deliver equitable and quality basic education in Ghana. Access to education has increased considerably in Ghana over the last two decades since the adoption of the Free Compulsory Universal Basic Education (FCUBE), Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) […]
IMANI 2016 Election Alert: Can Ghana’s Politicians Reduce Inequality in Pre-tertiary Education in Ghana?
Inequality is evident in many spheres of life and the education sector is not an exception. Inequality can occur at any level of education and can affect the access that children have to education, as well as the quality of education they receive. Whether inequality affects quality or access, it puts children at a disadvantage. […]
IMANI Alert: 2009-2014 expenditure on education: Where is the money going and what are we getting?
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Reinventing Africa’s universities
African universities will become irrelevant if they don’t focus on the role of science and engineering in development. By Calestous Juma* In a resounding attack on his country’s higher educational system, Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has dismissed arts courses as useless. He said it was “unfortunate that many universities continue teaching very useless courses at […]
