Nowadays, many people are increasingly aspiring for an education in more diverse communities. Over the past years, many Rwandans have been attending schools in the East African Community, North Africa, Europe, America, etc.
However, most institutions require some common standardised tests for the college admissions process.
Recently, Rwandan students in Diaspora started a nonprofit organisation to help students back home to prepare for standardised tests and increase their chances to pursue higher education.

By Ginanne Brownell. The Dadaab refugee camps in northern Kenya sit in a bleak landscape; remote, dusty and arid, they are sun-scorched by day and whipped by fierce dust storms that blow up seemingly out of nowhere. The first three camps were opened in the early 1990s, when the civil war in Somalia brought thousands streaming across the border. Two more camps have since mushroomed out of the desert. In total they are home to about 500,000 people, making them the largest refugee complex in the world. More...

The book, which comprises 14 Chapters and an Index, is expected to be released on 25 September 2013.
The International Network for Higher Education in Africa (INHEA) announces the publication of "Funding Higher Education in Sub-Saharan Africa" an outcome two years of OSSREA-commissioned study. The 372-page book, published by Palgrave MacMillan, explores and analyses the state of funding and financing higher education in nine Sub-Saharan African countries.
To echo the words of Professor Philip G. Altbach--Director of the Center for International Higher Education who contributed the Foreword, the "book makes an impressive contribution to two key areas of Africa's higher education development: a better understanding of patterns of funding and the need to improve deeper research on African higher education."
The research and publication of this book were made possible through grants by the Danish International Development Agency, the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, and the Swedish Agency for International Development. For more information, follow this link.