Kofi B. Quansah

Unemployment has become a canker in many parts of the world, but more so in Africa where youth unemployment has reached explosive levels.

This article provides solution options that governments on the continent could apply to mitigate the youth unemployment situation and also provide tangible jobs

Most large businesses in Africa are owned or headed by non-Africans. Consequently, the economies of most African countries still depend on foreign investors.

The number of languages in many African countries and the necessity for reducing at least the number of the major languages in African countries.

African countries can reduce their major ethnic languages spoken and written by using a hybrid model that combines lessons learnt from other countries

Africa’s population is projected to double to 2.5 billion by the year 2050. Of this number, 70 percent will be under the age of 30

The question has been asked several times whether Africa will ever be rich? Others also ask: “Why is Africa poor?”. Others ask whether Africa will ever develop

The word “curriculum” is used in several ways. There is the taught curriculum, the hidden curriculum and many others.

Examinations are secondly, used to provide data for promoting pupils/students to higher classes of instruction.

It was realized later, however, that issues on examinations malpractices should come before issues on examination results clean-up and issues on school reports.

A lot of work occurs after examination papers have been marked and passed through the computer analysis process.