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Schools Attack: WARDC blames FG, says response to terrorists poor - Vimarsana News

Schools Attack: WARDC blames FG, says response to terrorists poor

The plan would complement the National Policy on Safety, Security and Violence-Free Schools with its implementing guidelines, adopted in 2021, the government had earlier mentioned

[JUST IN] Schools Attack: WARDC blames FG, says response to terrorists poor - Vimarsana News

[JUST IN] Schools Attack: WARDC blames FG, says response to terrorists poor

Renowned gender rights organisations, under the aegis of Women Advocates Research and Documentation Centre, raised concern on Wednesday over the attacks on schools and learning facilities in Nigeria by terrorists, kidnappers and bandits, saying responses by the governments have been poor and inadequate. The organisation, therefore, recommended the implementation of the Safe School Declaration in […]

The urgent need to deliver quality education for 1.4 million school-aged children in Cameroon - Cameroon - Vimarsana News

The urgent need to deliver quality education for 1.4 million school-aged children in Cameroon - Cameroon

News and Press Release in English on Cameroon about Education and Protection and Human Rights; published on 9 Jun 2023 by NRC

Attack on schools: FG implementing minimum standards on - Vimarsana News

Attack on schools: FG implementing minimum standards on

The Federal Government has revealed that it is currently implementing the minimum standards on safe schools in 11 of the

Burkina Faso - Vimarsana News

Burkina Faso

Over a million children in Burkina Faso are currently affected by school closures with 6,134 academic institutions shut as of February 2023, an increase of over 40 per cent since the end of the last school year.

Source: africa.com