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Education In Africa

Thus, there are certain challenges for education in Africa today even though there are scores of advances pertaining to it in the recent past. Facility access is also the biggest challenge to health care as the lack of infrastructure and resources is rife especially in rural and poor areas. Even today, education remains a preserve of the dream for many children such as the girl child and children from poor backgrounds due to factors including poverty, culture and geography.

This brings another concern of quality of education that has been underscored in the recent past due to mushrooming of unqualified schools in the market. Lack of adequate space, too many students in a class, and a shortage of quality teachers are some of the modifiable factors that affect learning. This prolongs social injustices and thwarts the transformative role of education in changing people’s lives and the economy.

There is gender stagger accomplished by girls where there are such restrictions like early marriage, household chores, as well as gender violence that contributes to their inability to attend school or complete their education. However, despite the overall improvements, gender gaps are reduced only in primary enrollment and are further widened at other organizational levels as well as in some regions of the world.

However, there are progressive aspects even in this context. Worldwide, governments, NGOs and international organizations have strived to enforce, develop and enhance provisions for education in order to do away with barriers to education and provide quality education to the masses through provision of education facilities and encouraging the adoption of education policies that champion equality for all. Advanced teaching aids have also been seen to have potential in extension of education to unserved and hard to reach areas.

In the future, the establishment of sustainable education in Africa is contingent on the sustained resource commitment, policy intervention, and innovation in addressing predicated and emerging issues that affect education delivery, access, quality, and relevance with regard to the continent’s development needs. Subsequently, earning the trust of all the stakeholders in the development of education in the continent requires cooperation and partnership between the governments, civil society, and the private sector mobilizing resources for the development of education.

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