The terrorist TPLF destroyed schools that could accommodate more than 1 million students in Amhara Regional State, Regional Education Bureau disclosed. The terrorist group attacked and looted several educational institutions in the region from preschool to colleges, AMC reported. According to the Bureau, more than 260 schools were completely destroyed while about 2,511 schools have […]
Continue ReadingAddis Ababa University’s (AAU’s) higher officials and staff members held closing activities of the Green Legacy Campaign of this year and start up program of taking care for the seedlings planted so far at Entoto Site toady, 10th of Sept. 2021.Professo…
Continue ReadingOn September 07, 2021 Haramaya University (HrU) held discussion on Partnership with Amoud University and Horn International University of Somaliland. The Possible areas of partnership include postgraduate programs in the field of Human Health, Agriculture, and Business Administration. President of HrU, Dr Jemal Yousuf and other officials warmly welcomed the delegates, led by the Presidents […]
Continue ReadingThe International Commission on the Futures of Education, chaired by President Sahle Work Zewde, validated its final report, entitled “remaining our future together a new social contract for education” according to office of the president. Following the 1972 Faure report learning to Be and the 1996 Delors report Learning, this is the third in a […]
Continue ReadingOn the occasion of the International Day to Protect Education from Attack, the EU reaffirms its commitment to promote and protect the right of every child to grow in a safe environment, have access to quality education, and build a better and more peaceful future. Attacks on schools, students and teachers have a devastating impact […]
Continue ReadingSTARVATION GROWS AMIDST AID BLOCKADE IN TIGRAY, ETHIOPIA According to the Tigray External Affairs Office – the foreign affairs department of the regional government in Ethiopia’s war-torn northern Tigray province – at least 150 people starved to death in the province during August. International aid agencies have reported that at least 400,000 people are living in […]
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