The Ethiopian Science and Technology Agency (ESTA) on Tuesday awarded medals, money and accreditation certificate to individuals and institutions in the country, for their usage and teaching and dissemination of the science and technology.

HOW do you forgive terrible crimes committed against you, and by you? The blood diamond-fuelled war from 1991 to 2002 left Sierra Leone in pandemonium with about 50,000 dead and hundreds of thousands displaced.

Title: Footprints of The Outsider

Crisis is brewing between the authorities of the University of Benin and the Academic Staff Union of Universities over an alleged harassment of members of staff with the security department of the school by the institution's management.

The Kwara House of Assembly yesterday concluded debate on the general principle of the Bill for the establishment of a State University.

NEW offices and a classroom block, worth sh185m, have been inaugurated in Amuru district by the northern Uganda state minister.

Four primary schools in Mbale have been closed due to the cholera outbreak in the district.

OVER 2,000 secondary school teachers are to get jobs after the finance ministry lifted the ban on teacher-recruitment.

On the 8th of July, 1978, the angels in heaven gathered a group of dedicated and gifted boys and girls and caused them to be admitted to the Nigerian Bar as Barristers and Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.

PUPILS at Kafumbwe High School in Katete district on Wednesday rioted again and blocked the Zambia-Mozambique main road with debris demanding for the removal of the head-teacher whom they accuse of having an inhuman heart.

THE crisis rocking the nation's education industry has further deepened as the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) yesterday said it would begin a total strike next week as the Federal Government has failed to accede to the lecturers' demand.

The National Directorate of Employment (NDE), FCT Chapter, has, begin training of over 100 people in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), under the Basic Business Training (BBT) programme.

Apparently worried over the strike by the National Union of Teachers, the Senate Committee on Education yesterday notified the Senate of its ongoing mediation in the strike adding that it has scheduled a meeting with President Umaru Yar'Adua to break

Namibian business innovation project JON Foster-Pedley, senior lecturer in strategy at the UCT Graduate School of Business (UCT GSB), has been appointed creativity and innovation advisor to the Namibia Business Innovation Centre project, a new initiative combining a science park,

The Educational sector in this country will be warded a certificate as the most controversial sector of this country. This award will be presented by me, and the date will be communicated in due course, that is, after I have

Grade 12 learners from Khutsong are currently benefiting from winter classes which aim to prepare them for their final exams.

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), yesterday said the Federal Government has the constitutional duty to implement the controversial Teacher Salary Structures (TSS) which made teachers all over the country to embark on a nationwide strike action to demand for

ANOTHER fire burned down a dormitory yesterday, bringing the total number of school fires in the last three months to 29.

ONLY 18 male pupils at the Eheke Secondary School in the North do not have beds, the Director of Education, Dute Shinyemba, said yesterday.

AUTHORITIES of Anambra State University, Uli have sent a save- our- soul (S.O.S) to the state government to do something about power supply and monthly subvention to the institution, saying that the university would crash if help did not come