Why most Africans believe in their educational system
In the bustling classrooms of Nairobi’s public schools, where students in crisp uniforms recite lessons under the hum of ceiling fans, a quiet confidence persists. Ask parents here, or in Lagos, Accra, or Addis Ababa, about their faith in local education, and many will nod affirmatively. They point to the cultural resonance of curricula that…
