skills development

From fintech seed rounds to SOC 2 certifications, African technology companies are demonstrating operational maturity while new graduate programmes address the continent's skills shortage.

As science and mathematics performance deteriorates across South African schools, education officials acknowledge a growing skills deficit that threatens the nation's ability to compete in an increasingly digital global economy.

Provincial government pivots toward artisanal training and workplace-based learning models as critical shortages threaten boatbuilding, green energy, and manufacturing expansion.

As Rivers State prepares to launch 23 virtual learning hubs and a Nigerian woman defies age barriers to secure an engineering internship at 41, the African education landscape is being redrawn by technology and determination.

As WAEC reports an 11% drop in private examination performance, Nigeria's National Universities Commission launches framework to institutionalise micro-credentials, signaling a fundamental shift in how the country approaches skills development and employability.