The European Union’s Erasmus+ program is expected to dedicate the lion’s share of its budget for the next seven years to the Sub-Saharan Africa region.

Tunisia is seeking to reach a target of 10% of its total higher education student body coming from other countries by 2025.

Still I Rise International School has become the first international school to offer a high-level diploma to vulnerable and refugee students free of charge.

The German Academic Exchange Programme has partnered with the UNHCR on a master's degree scholarship award scheme for refugees living in East Africa.

The University of Nottingham is partnering with Braeburn international schools to offer postgraduate training for teachers in East Africa.

Hospitality and culinary arts specialist Sommet Education has acquired a majority stake in South African education operator Invictus Education Group.

Ireland is emerging as favourite destination for African students, thanks to competitive fees and relatively affordable living costs.

Kenyan authorities will recognise prior learning to ease credit transfers as it continues to make the country a regional international education hub.