The Centre for Development & Enterprise (CDE) recently released a series of reports on the 'silent crisis' of South Africa's education system, highlighting some of the major reforms needed.

Commenting on these reports, Dr Corrin Varady, CEO of ed-tech platform IDEA, says that South Africa is in a downward spiral of problem identification rather than remediation.

With the report titled 'South Africa's failing education system', calling attention to poor education outcomes such as seventy-eight percent of Grade 4 learners being unable to read for meaning'.

To further unpack the report is Dr Corrin Varady, CEO of ed-tech platform IDEA..

The Centre for Development &amp; Enterprise (CDE) recently released a series of reports on the 'silent crisis' of South Africa's education system, highlighting some of the major reforms needed.
Commenting on these reports, Dr Corrin Varady, CEO of ed-tech platform IDEA, says that South Africa is in a downward spiral of problem identification rather than remediation.
With the report titled 'South Africa's failing education system', calling attention to poor education outcomes such as seventy-eight percent of Grade 4 learners being unable to read for meaning'.
To further unpack the report is Dr Corrin Varady, CEO of ed-tech platform IDEA..

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The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda last week signed a peace deal in Washington, witnessed by US President Donald Trump. This follows an initial agreement reached between the parties in June. The signing in the US capital, in the presence of several African leaders, marks a key moment in efforts to bring peace to the troubled eastern Congo, where fierce fighting continues between Congolese armed forces and the Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. For more on this, Peter Ndoro spoke to Francine Fuhara Muyumba, a Congolese youth leader serving as President of the Pan African Youth Union, as well as political analyst on the Great Lakes region, Didier Bayeye.

The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda last week signed a peace deal in Washington, witnessed by US President Donald Trump. This follows an initial agreement reached between the parties in June. The signing in the US capital, in the presence of several African leaders, marks a key moment in efforts to bring peace to the troubled eastern Congo, where fierce fighting continues between Congolese armed forces and the Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. For more on this, Peter Ndoro spoke to Francine Fuhara Muyumba, a Congolese youth leader serving as President of the Pan African Youth Union, as well as political analyst on the Great Lakes region, Didier Bayeye.

DRC and Rwanda sign Washington-backed peace deal amid ongoing conflict in eastern Congo

Benin's government says it has foiled an attempted coup after a small group of soldiers briefly seized control of state television. While the country has enjoyed relative stability since transitioning to democracy in the early 1990s, the region has seen several recent coups, from Niger to Guinea-Bissau. To help us understand the dynamics behind this attempt, we spoke to Paul Melly, Consulting Fellow with the Africa Programme at Chatham House.

Benin's government says it has foiled an attempted coup after a small group of soldiers briefly seized control of state television. While the country has enjoyed relative stability since transitioning to democracy in the early 1990s, the region has seen several recent coups, from Niger to Guinea-Bissau. To help us understand the dynamics behind this attempt, we spoke to Paul Melly, Consulting Fellow with the Africa Programme at Chatham House.

Benin thwarts attempted coup after soldiers seize state TV

Mozambique is facing a deepening humanitarian crisis, with children bearing the brunt of conflict, displacement, and the growing impact of climate-related shocks. UNICEF says urgent support is needed to protect the most vulnerable and to strengthen community resilience. To tell us more about the situation on the ground, we spoke to Mary Louise Eagleton, UNICEF's Representative in Mozambique.

Mozambique is facing a deepening humanitarian crisis, with children bearing the brunt of conflict, displacement, and the growing impact of climate-related shocks. UNICEF says urgent support is needed to protect the most vulnerable and to strengthen community resilience. To tell us more about the situation on the ground, we spoke to Mary Louise Eagleton, UNICEF's Representative in Mozambique.

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