Currently, the world is experiencing a third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic ...
A couple weeks ago, Uganda finally ended the longest national school closure ...
Food prices are skyrocketing around the world. In January, international prices ...
Out-of-pocket (OOP) health spending in Africa remains excessively high compared to other continents—just one weakness exposed COVID-19 pandemic
It is important and timely to better understanding the underachievement of boys and men, in addition to girls and women.
Interventions that are likely to be impactful are those that are anchored on sound policies and strategies.
Emerging evidence, including from a recent review of 29 studies from 17 countries, demonstrates that the Covid-19 pandemic and associated closures of schools have been correlated with substantial loss in learning.
Over the last two years, Covid-19 has altered the world’s routines – from workplace practices and supply chains to social gatherings and education. Students around the world suffered from school closures
Developing countries are at a critical crossroads. They are facing multiple, overlapping, and compounding crises from the lingering COVID-19 pandemic, growing impacts of climate change, economic imbalances and rising debt distress.
With the first case of COVID-19 confirmed on March 14, 2020, the Equatorial Guinea (EQG) government declared a state of alarm, closing the borders, suspending school classes, forbidding gatherings…