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The 2025 EducationUSA College Fair in Accra connected nearly 4,000 Ghanaian students with over 30 U.S. universities, offering direct access to admissions guidance and scholarship opportunities. The event strengthened educational ties and encouraged students to pursue global learning while contributing to Ghana’s development.
Morocco is establishing an engineering sciences campus in Mauritania to support local education and strengthen regional cooperation. The initiative aims to boost Mauritania’s technical capacity while deepening diplomatic and academic ties between the two nations.
The UN praised Zimbabwe’s legal efforts toward gender equality but urged stronger action to eliminate deep-rooted discrimination against women and girls. UNICEF highlighted urgent issues like early marriage, limited education, and gender-based violence, calling for systemic change and inclusive education.
In preparation for upcoming international sporting events, Rabat has launched a comprehensive program aimed at improving the skills of taxi drivers, focusing on English language training. The initiative targets approximately 22,000 taxi drivers holding “trust licenses” in both first and second-category taxis operating in the capital.
EACOP Ltd. and China Petroleum Pipeline Ltd. (CPP) have launched a scholarship program to support 28 gifted but underprivileged engineering students from Kyambogo and Makerere Universities. The initiative aims to empower Uganda’s future engineers while contributing to national content development in the oil and gas sector. The scholarship is part of EACOP's broader strategy to invest in sustainable capacity building and knowledge transfer.
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) has launched a campaign to prevent Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and promote Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in communities along its pipeline route. In collaboration with Health Promotion International (HPI), the initiative aims to raise awareness, provide support services, and empower local leaders to drive lasting change. The campaign is aligned with Uganda’s National Development Plan and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, particularly gender equality and good health.
