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These were not empty threats. Even amid the bloodshed of Colombia’s decades-long civil war, the repeated killings of queer folk stood out for their calculated brutality. This April, trans woman Sara Millerey became a household name in the country, after c
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Ecobank Uganda marked this year’s Ecobank Day 2025 with a heartfelt donation of assistive equipment and digital learning tools to Angel’s Centre for Children with Special Needs in Wakiso District, underscoring its commitment to fostering inclusive education and community development.
Nearly a decade before his political profile made international headlines, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba was selected by Harvard Kennedy School students and faculty in 2015 to speak at the prestigious John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum. The nomination recognized his emerging role in African security and leadership, highlighting a lesser-known aspect of his global influence while he was still a UPDF brigadier.
Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu (OBR) has distributed UBOS-donated tablets to selected secondary schools in Kasese and Bundibugyo, aiming to enhance digital learning and accessibility for visually impaired students. The initiative repurposes devices from the national census to foster research, inclusivity, and technological skills among learners in the kingdom.
UNICEF Angola is inviting civil society organizations to submit proposals for a program empowering adolescent girls in Luanda through SRHR education and services. The initiative aims to reduce early pregnancies and promote gender equality by fostering safe, informed, and supportive environments.
Junior school teachers and unions are calling for administrative independence, arguing that being managed by primary schools limits their professional growth and causes conflicts.
Angola has kicked off its 2024/2025 school year with 1.9 million new pupils, bringing total enrollment to 9.7 million students nationwide. The government has mobilized thousands of schools and classrooms to support expanded access and improve educational equity across the country.
