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26 juin 2018

Are graduates ready for artificial intelligence?

By Nelishia Pillay. The first industrial revolution saw the emergence of the steam engine and iron and textile industries. Electricity, gas and oil, the telephone and telegraph, automobile and plane were introduced as part of the second industrial revolution. The third industrial evolution was the era of electronics, the computer and nuclear energy. More...

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26 juin 2018

‘Abiy’s Fellows’ – A new frontier to advance excellence

By Damtew Teferra. In addition to its material benefits, it is hoped that the new prime minister’s scholarship scheme will enhance the currency of merit and excellence in all walks of life and provide inspiration for higher education students looking for worthy role models. More...

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26 juin 2018

How well is South African science doing?

By Johann Mouton and Jaco Blanckenberg. When assessing the performance of any national science system one needs to be clear about the ‘performance criteria’ as well as the underlying data that are being used in such an assessment. More...

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26 juin 2018

Beyond the establishment of quality assurance agencies

By Wondwosen Tamrat. A multitude of concerns that accompany the increasing expansion of higher education continue to speed up the establishment of quality assurance agencies (QAAs) in many parts of the world, especially since the 1980s. More...

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26 juin 2018

Minister concerned over Bologna Process delays

Halfway through the procedure introducing the Bologna Process of European higher education, known in French as LMD, Steve Mbikayi, minister for higher education in the DRC, is concerned about delays and has instructed university heads to carry out an evaluation of progress so far. More...

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26 juin 2018

Minister denounces university entrance fraud

Maria do Rosário Bragança Sambo, Angola's higher education and science minister, has denounced officials’ fraudulent malpractice in student university entrance processes. More...

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26 juin 2018

CUE works to fast-track university security measures

By Christabel Ligami. The Kenyan Ministry of Education and the Commission for University Education (CUE) are pushing the implementation of measures to improve security within and around universities and constituent colleges, aimed at preventing a recurrence of the fatal Garissa terror attack in 2015, and at curtailing the potential for student radicalisation and general criminal activity. More...

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26 juin 2018

Centres of Excellence project bequeaths research hubs

By Maina Waruru. The Inter-University Council for East Africa (IUCEA) plans to establish regional research hubs in at least four universities that are hosting the Eastern and Southern African Higher Education Centres of Excellence (ACE II) at a cost of US$2 million. More...

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26 juin 2018

Ongoing partnership helps engineers tackle local needs

By Munyaradzi Makoni. The United Kingdom's Royal Academy of Engineering is looking to team up with more Sub-Saharan African universities in a programme aimed at forging links between universities and the private sector. More...

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26 juin 2018

Unprepared graduates are raising our costs, say employers

By Gilbert Nganga. Kenyan employers are warning of surging business costs arising from the hiring of new under-prepared university graduates even as the country grapples with an oversupply of university leavers. More...

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