Five lessons from Eritrea’s self-reliance in an era of global aid cutsFive lessons from Eritrea’s self-reliance in an era of global aid cutsEritrea has been deliberate in ensuring that external assistance aligns with its national priorities, a position that has ensured it retains greater control over its development agenda rather than react to shifting donor priorities.Eritrea has been deliberate in ensuring that external assistance aligns with its national priorities, a position that has ensured it retains greater control over its development agenda rather than react to shifting donor priorities.
A broken past: Reclaiming Africa’s stolen artefactsA broken past: Reclaiming Africa’s stolen artefactsThe Women’s History Museum of Zambia has begun to digitally archive and preserves artefacts located in Sweden in order to bridge the cultural knowledge gap by making cultural objects, long removed from their communities, accessible to Zambians.The Women’s History Museum of Zambia has begun to digitally archive and preserves artefacts located in Sweden in order to bridge the cultural knowledge gap by making cultural objects, long removed from their communities, accessible to Zambians.
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Africa's curriculum crisis: Preparing students for yesterday, not tomorrowAfrica's curriculum crisis: Preparing students for yesterday, not tomorrowDespite significant strides in increasing access to education, Africa's curricula often remain relics of the past, ill-suited to equip students with the skills necessary for today's dynamic world.Despite significant strides in increasing access to education, Africa's curricula often remain relics of the past, ill-suited to equip students with the skills necessary for today's dynamic world.