While the West retreats, East Africa is boldly reforming. Kenya’s transition to a non-ranked Competency-Based Curriculum and Rwanda’s entry into the PISA assessment signal a region moving towards global benchmarking and specialized pathways.
Laptops are transforming Rwanda’s TVET schools, giving teachers the tools to move beyond chalkboards and bring digital learning into classrooms. With over 5,200 laptops distributed and nationwide connectivity expanding, the initiative is narrowing the digital divide while preparing students for a job market that demands strong ICT skills.
The University of Rwanda and South Korea’s Yonsei University have signed a partnership to advance research and innovation in medical sciences, technology, AI, and IoT, opening new opportunities for collaboration, faculty exchange, and ethical, world-class research.
