Africa’s Education and Employment Rates Africa’s education system is in crisis, with UNESCO reporting one in five children aged 6-11 not in school, one-third from 12-14, and three fifths from ages 15-17. Without higher education attendance and quality of teaching, these countries will struggle to see consistent improvements to health,
Help African schools to educate the most harshly affected members of communities. This charity helps children who are struggling with nutrition, equipment shortages, and access to good education. Education for Africa (EFA) promotes education for socially excluded pupils and communities in Kenya, Tanzania and Malawi. We focus on a few
Africa 21st Century Overview Africa’s population is now growing at 2.7 % a year, from just over 8 million in 2000 to 1.3 billion in 2021 according to ISS. Africa is now often regarded as the next potential large growth market due to a young working population. In this past
Education for Africa’s purpose Education for Africa is a non-profit organisation that works with governments, civil society and the private sector to support all elements that improve education. With offices based in Kenya, Tanzania and Malawi, our mission is to support education in marginalised communities. Every donation we receive will
