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New Zealand’s government has announced new funding to raise educational achievement.
A joint initiative by France and Germany to tackle EU youth unemployment is set to be launched.
Norway’s students have a low rate of finishing their degrees on time, reports the Ministry of Education.
Two new universities will open in South Africa next year, the Higher Education Minister has announced.
Kenyan teachers have announced their intention to strike once again over a historic pay deal.
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Thailand is beginning a project to improve IT literacy and bridge the digital divide in its rural areas.
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