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The Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP), presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar has decried the current state of Nigeria's educational system. Atiku bared his

Happy International Literacy Day: Illiteracy is one of the biggest problems of mankind and through the International Literacy Day (or World Literacy Day), the UNESCO tries to encourage and make people aware about the importance of knowing how to read in life.

Literacy connotes a concise set of reading, writing, basic mathematics, speech, and comprehension skills. It is (i) an essential commodity for societal advancement, (ii) an embodiment of the capacity of individuals and the public to obtain, process, and understand basic information and services needed to make appropriate decisions, (iii) significantly positively correlated with indicators of econo

We're celebrating International Literacy Day by spotlighting Black folks who are using their passion for books to combat illiteracy online.

The vast majority of children with weak reading outcomes have the potential to become proficient readers with better instruction and teaching methodology. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

Around 24.40 percent of people aged 15 and older are still illiterate even though the ruling Awami League in its 2008 election manifesto promised to eradicate illiteracy by 2014. The National Education Policy 2010, framed by the AL-led government in 2009, also set a target of ensuring 100 percent literacy by 2014.

As we celebrate LiteracyMonth with International Literacy Day on Thursday, under the theme “Transforming Literacy Learning Spaces”, it is an opportunity to rethink the importance of creating spaces for literacy to build resilience and ensure quality and inclusive education for all.

A Global South Tax Justice School training programme on the tax justice space; and Nedlac is holding its 27th Annual National Summit.

Literacy is literally life, as one’s ability to read and write translates to the rise and fall of opportunities in life. An illiterate person, no matter his or her other skills, will be at a disadvantageous position. He or she will be left behind in a world that is increasingly dominated by digitali

A teenage girl from High Wycombe has won a prestigious writing award.