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Education in Sudan

Secondary and Higher Education needs of South Sudan

With a peace dividend in the Sudan ever looking more likely as progress is made in the peace talks the country, especially South Sudan faces a gigantic task of social and economic reconstruction and rehabilitation.


A story of two generations in pursuit of education

This is a story of two men in Western Upper Nile Province of Sudan and their pursuit of education in South Sudan and outside. The writer spent over one month inside South Sudan from June 25 to 2nd August 2002 on assignment for an International Non-Governmental Agency.


The girl child and education in South Sudan

Petronas Dutt, a petit and lanky 12-year old girl is all smiles as she answers questions in halting broken English as her classmates giggle with amusement. At her school in Akot in the Lakes Province of South Sudan, she is one of the 80 girls in a school with 220 pupils in a good day and she was enjoying herself.


The Case for Adult Education Campaign in Sudan

With a national illiteracy level of 90 per cent in South Sudan and at between 70 per cent for North Sudan, the need for an Adult Education Campaign in the Country is one of the most pressing national problem that the country faces.

A brief historical overview of the sudanese educational system development and growth

Sudan, Africa’s largest country also leads the continent in many other ways. It has the rare distinction of being at the bottom of nearly all-social indices in human development, ranging from poverty to education, life expectancy to child mortality to name just a few.