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Celebrating Africa Day with the Theme: Education Fit for the 21st Century "Celebrate Africa Day by engaging in conversations and sharing insights on the future of education in Africa. Together, we can create an education system that not only meets the demands of the 21st century but also ensures that every African child has the opportunity to thrive." #AfricaDay #YearofEducation #SDG4

EDUCATION IS THE SOLUTION 📚. I'd love to extend my gratitude to the PEACE EDUCATION PROGRAM (PEP) hosted by the City of Johannesburg alongside the Global Peace Ambassador for inviting us to their outstanding initiative to end violence in Africa and restore the peace. 🤲🏾 We recognize that a prosperous, integrated and united Africa, based on good governance, democracy, social inclusion and respect for human rights, justice and the rule of law are the necessary pre-conditions for a peaceful and conflict-free continent 🌍. Mechanisms for prevention and resolution of conflicts must be functional at all levels. As a first step, dialogue-centred conflict prevention and resolution must be actively promoted in such a way that by 2030 all guns must be silent. A culture of peace and tolerance must be nurtured in Africa’s children and youth through peace education. 📚💡 Africa must be a peaceful and secure continent, with harmony among communities starting at grassroots level. The management of our diversity will be a source of wealth, harmony and social and economic transformation rather than a source of conflict. ❤ WE WILL TRANSFORM AFRICA ✊🏾 WANT TO TALK ME? ☎️ Text me on WhatsApp +27 78 970 4913 | Email ceo@bizleadershipfirm.co.za | Call +27 69 939 0922 | Google Search + LinkedIn 📲: Kutlwano Christian-Tripp Moloi | Messages replied within 24Hrs

Cause of low quality education in Africa Low levels of quality education in Africa are attributed by; 1. Inadequate Funding : Insufficient financial resources can lead to poor facilities, outdated materials, and inadequate teacher salaries. 2.Ineffective Teaching Methods: Lack of training or outdated teaching methods can result in less engaging and effective instruction. 3. Large Class Sizes: Overcrowded classrooms can reduce individual attention and support for students. 4. Curriculum Issues: Outdated or poorly designed curricula may not meet students' needs or prepare them for future challenges. 5. Socioeconomic Factors: Students from disadvantaged backgrounds may face additional challenges that impact their educational outcomes. 6. Lack of Access: Limited access to quality educational resources, technology, and extracurricular opportunities can hinder learning. 7. Administrative Challenges: Poor management and lack of effective leadership can negatively impact the quality of education. Addressing these requires a detailed approach including and not limited to investment, policy changes, and community involvement. #moulding4workclass2024 #moulding4workchallange2024 #moulding4work #Globalyouthforum Global Youth Forum Kevin Okello Kirsty Shakespeare Omondi Peter Gilbert Koech Kevin Shivega Ventrick Khayasi Oghenemine Uloho Paul Mwangi Paul Binali Yvonne Auma

The video features a conversation with Dr. Pali Lehohla, a respected figure in South Africa who has made significant contributions over decades. He speaks to Prof. Terrence Kommal about the impact of education on society. Education Challenges in South Africa Dr. Pali Lehohla discusses the challenges in South Africa's education system, especially considering historical evolution and the ongoing industrial revolution. Importance of Education and Statistics The conversation emphasizes the role of education in societal progress, with a specific focus on the significance of statistics and data analysis in decision-making processes. Intergenerational Value and Design The concept of intergenerational value creation through education and systemic design is explored, highlighting the importance of intentional design in societal structures. Impact on Employment and Generational Trends The implications of education on employment rates and generational trends in South Africa are examined, with a particular focus on how educational disparities among racial groups affect economic outcomes. Role of Leadership and Community Empowerment Dr. Pali Lehohla stresses the importance of responsible leadership in promoting peace, mobilizing stakeholders, and implementing integrated reporting mechanisms for societal progress. Community empowerment initiatives are also discussed. Prof. Terrence Kommal's Contributions Prof. Terrence Kommal shared insights on the importance of resources and access to education, emphasizing the need for continuous learning and improvement in community support systems. Access to Resources: Prof. Terrence Kommal highlighted the importance of providing resources and access to educational tools for all individuals in the community. Continuous Learning: He stressed the significance of continuous learning and education as a means of driving societal progress and addressing challenges effectively. Community Support Systems: Prof. Terrence Kommal emphasized the role of community support systems in fostering sustainable development and creating opportunities for individuals to thrive. Conclusion The conversation between Dr. Pali Lehohla and Prof. Terrence Kommal underscores the critical role of education, leadership, and community empowerment in shaping societal progress and overcoming obstacles in South Africa.

Children should have a chance to thrive. Africa is a continent where education empowers the youngest generation to become changemakers, innovators, and leaders. Achieving this vision requires a collective effort of governments, civil society, international organizations, and communities working together to transform education systems and prioritize the well-being of children. By placing education at the center, Africa can build a brighter future not just for its children but for all its people, ensuring that the continent realizes its full potential in the global landscape.

Want to know which African countries are excelling in education? Swipe to see the top 5 nations making waves with their strong education systems. From innovative teaching to big investments, these countries are making a global impact. Find out why they’re leading the way and how they’re improving education for everyone. Let’s support great education across Africa and make a difference together! #GlobalImpact #EducationForAll #Educationalequity

As we lead into the Africa Year of Education, and under the leadership of Africa, world leaders have an opportunity to solidify commitments to ‘Educate an Africa Fit for the 21st Century’. That means to empower Africa to deliver on the goals outlined in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Paris Agreement and Convention on the Rights of the Child, and to invest in an end to inequity through the power of quality education and lifelong learning.

Happy Africa Day! 🌍 Today, we celebrate the rich heritage, diverse cultures, and immense potential of our beloved continent. This year’s theme, “Education Fit for the 21st Century”, underscores the importance of literacy and education in unlocking Africa’s vast potential. We are thrilled to share an insightful article titled “Empowering Africa: The Rising Tide of Literacy and the Path to Sustainable Development.”. This piece explores the correlation between education, freedom, and sustainable development and calls upon adult educators to broaden their scope and embrace a more comprehensive approach. Join us in celebrating Africa Day by reading and sharing this enlightening article. Let’s spread the word about the power of education and literacy to shape Africa’s future. Here’s the link to the article: Empowering Africa: The Rising Tide of Literacy and the Path to Sustainable Development https://lnkd.in/eMgtnX9t Happy Africa Day! Let’s continue to learn, grow, and empower each other for a prosperous Africa. 🎉🌍 Adewole Olanrewaju Gédeon Baleke esther atosha Eric Muhia Jane Njugunah Immanuel Mwendwa Kiilu Brian Otieno Tabu Nyatieno Ms. Mercy Macharia Kenan Koga #AfricaDay #Africa #Education #Sustainabledevelopmentgoals #SDGS #SDG4

Happy #AfricaDay We are celebrating Africa Day today under the theme Education Fit for the 21st Century. Together, we can build an education system that not only meets the needs of the twenty-first century, but also ensures that every African child has the opportunity to succeed. Education is not only the foundation for individual success, but also for the continent's long-term development and prosperity. Participating in the creation of an education fit for every African child is critical to meeting the ambitious goals outlined in Agenda 2063. #YearOfEducation #SDG4

Happy #AfricaDay We are celebrating Africa Day today under the theme Education Fit for the 21st Century. Together, we can build an education system that not only meets the needs of the twenty-first century, but also ensures that every African child has the opportunity to succeed. Education is not only the foundation for individual success, but also for the continent's long-term development and prosperity. Participating in the creation of an education fit for every African child is critical to meeting the ambitious goals outlined in Agenda 2063. #YearOfEducation #SDG4