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Sierra Leone’s education minister David Sengeh, who is co-chair of the Summit’s Advisory Committee, says governments, civil society, students, and young people must reimagine education

There is a need for large-scale support to enable education systems to recover

— says award-winning Ghanaian teacher Rebecca Onumah, ahead of the UN’s Transforming Education Summit in September 2022.

- Says award-winning Ghanaian teacher Ebenezer Otoo, ahead of the UN’s Transforming Education Summit in September 2022

— says Sam Quansah, the 2021 ‘Overall Best Male Teacher’ in the Awutu Senya District, in Ghana’s Central Region.

UN Secretary-General issues call to action and vision for way forward at UN Summit

Adequate education financing, updated curricula and accelerated e-learning will help develop skills to meet future workforce demands

Women Heads of State and Government highlight women’s leadership as crucial to tackling global challenges and achieving a sustainable future

Green economy can be impetus for growth and development

World Food Day is 16 October: Why the case for empowering women, girls, and youth is urgent

Voices of the marginalized and at-risk people are crucial for generating appropriate locally owned solutions.

A new IMF policy paper says fiscal and financial policies and reforms such as technology transfer can reduce damage and help countries adapt

Based in Lome, the centre will promote cybersecurity and fight cybercrime

Eric Yirenkyi Danquah was one of over 370 nominees from 44 countries

Developing the potential of aquaculture farms to increase incomes and ensure a nutritious food source

Part of UN General Assembly week, UN Global Compact initiative sparks new strategies for African development and business

The initiative is about harnessing youths’ creativity and skills into the continent’s economic growth & development, whilst expanding their income opportunities