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India can reap the benefits of its demographic dividend and reach its Sustainable Development Goals, experts said, although there has been no official reaction from India to recent reports it has become the most populous country in the world.

Ann Bernstein says evidence confirms that what really shifts the needle in education is the quality of teaching

Local and international evidence confirms that what really shifts the needle in education, is the quality of teaching. Jonathan Jansen’s thoughtful review of The Silent Crisis, Centre for Development and Enterprise’s (CDE) new series of five reports on education reform, is a useful contribution and overall an encouraging endorsement from one of the country’s leading education voices (‘What powerful report gets right and wrong about education in SA’, TimesLIVE, 6 Apr...

Clearly dissatisfied with the overall process and outcome of the 2023 general election in Nigeria, stakeholders have described worried by the build-up to

One of the main reasons for low emission in Kerala vis-A-vis India is low share of emission from power sector in the state.This was pointed out in a background paper prepared by the National Council of Applied Economic Research and the capital ...

In higher secondary school, the participation rate has dropped by 6.55 per cent and only two per cent Muslim youth are pursuing higher education, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said, citing a report.

Songezo Zibi, the liberal capitalist establishment candidate, and Zackie Achmat, the sandalista in jeans and T-shirt, want to go to Parliament.

Basic Education Notes Reports on South Africa’s School System Released by Centre for Development and Enterprise

This was a missed an opportunity to contribute to a shared agenda for improving education

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