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For decades Zimbabwe's education system was reputed to be one of the best on the continent

Brain Drain: Zimbabwe Fears Losing Teachers To The UK

A British government update posted earlier this month listed teachers who qualified in Zimbabwe as eligible to apply directly for "qualified status" -- allowing succesful candidates to go straight into classrooms without further training.
U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington

Tunisian Election To Entrench President's Rule

Tunisia holds a parliamentary election on Saturday that will tighten President Kais Saied's grip on power, capping what his opponents denounce as a march to one-man rule over a country that shook off dictatorship in 2011.
Moscow suffered a series of humiliating setbacks, including a retreat from the only regional capital it held, Kherson

Deadly Russian Shelling Cuts Off Kherson Power

Moscow-allied officials in the Russian-occupied city of Donetsk, meanwhile said they had come under some of the heaviest shelling in years from Ukrainian forces, leaving one person dead.
Francophonie Summit in Djerba

Tunisia's Saied Unpicks 'Arab Spring' Democracy

To Tunisian opponents, the former law professor is responsible for dismantling the only democracy to have emerged from the Arab Spring uprisings that ended in civil wars or bloody repression in other parts of the Middle East.

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