Of Africa’s natural resources, underdevelopment, and poverty.
· Kwamina Panford: the brain behind a brave new book. The exodus of U.S. based Indian and Chinese professionals and
Author: Anis Haffar
Anis Haffar is committed to preparing a new generation of teachers and students for national and international leadership.
In the U.S he taught for 10 years with the Los Angeles Unified School District, and coordinated a Gifted And Talented Education (GATE) program. In Ghana, he trends in Education, and Leadership.
He attended Mfantsipim School, Cape Coast (Ghana), and earned a degree in Business at California State University, Los Angeles. He did his graduate work at the English Department, Pomona for a Licensed Teaching Credential in English. He is a proud father of three wonderful girls - Yaba, Essi, and Felicia
God helps those who help themselves.
· The vicious mass poverty behind “the miracles”. My attention was stirred by a caption culled from President Nana Akufo
Is education in Africa beating about the bush?
· Time to create an industrious Africa through the head, heart, and hands. It will be tough to separate Winston
Making technical education work in Ghana.
· Merge all public technical and vocational institutions under the Ministry of Education. It is reasonable to think that only
New rules for industrializing every district.
· Effective leadership and planning matter a great deal. Recently, travelling from Takoradi to Tarkwa, one could simply not miss
The relevant education for Africa in the 21st century.
· Entrepreneurship, business & technology. The sheer numbers of unemployed youth sprawled across the length and breadth of the African
Funding: Quality and access are not free!
· Alabi speaks at the Baraka Policy Institute. [Final] For the much touted quality education to happen in Ghana, it’s
“What does Ghana want from its tertiary education?”
· Alabi speaks at the Baraka Policy Institute (Part 2). A key mover and shaker on the education front, Prof.
Ensuring inclusive and equitable quality tertiary education in Ghana.
·Joshua Alabi speaks at the Baraka Policy Institute. On the 23rd February 2017, the Baraka Policy Institute (BPI), held its
Time to make basic education safe and sane again.
· Stop the deterioration of the nation’s public schools. Yes, it’s time to make education in Ghana safe and sane
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