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| Dr. Shukuru Kawambwa, MP in Tanzania. |
Dipping scores for secondary level students has opened the
debate on the state of African education and what needs to be done. Dr. Shukuru Kawambwa, a member of the Tanzania
Parliament, attributes the decline to several factors including shortage of
teachers, lack of laboratories, lack of libraries and shortage of books.
For many African leaders there is a belief that quality
education is the key to a prosperous tomorrow; the ability to meet current
challenges and participate in the global economy depends upon the development
of their children into future leaders.
The International Hand Foundation is part of this solution,
by providing educational assistance to the youth of Africa. If you would like
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Link to the original article: Education in Africa - The African Executive
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