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Overcrowded classroom in African school

Education funding in Africa falls short of continental targets

In 2015, all 54 African countries committed to raising education spending to at least 4 to 6 percent of GDP and/or 15 to 20 percent of total public expenditure, in line with international pledges tied to the Sustainable Development Goals. Most, however, have fallen short of that target, even as education emerges as one of citizens’ top concerns across the continent.

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Global lithium-ion market exceeds $150bn

Global lithium-ion market exceeds $150bn

Kenya’s President Willian Ruto

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Equity market records 291bn/- in seven weeks, signaling strong activity in 2026

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Tanzania’s rapid public debt growth raising fiscal sustainability concerns

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Growth failing to translate into broad gains for majority Tanzanians, analysis

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