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Nigeria: Zamfara to Recruit 3,050 Qualified Teachers
[Leadership] In its efforts to revitalise the education sector and address the shortage of qualified teachers, the Zamfara State government has approved the immediate recruitment of 3,050 qualified teachers into its state's basic education system.

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Kenya: Stanchart Books Sh2.5bn Pension Charge After Kenya Court Ruling
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Standard Chartered Bank has booked a Sh2.5 billion ($19 million) pension charge in its Kenya unit following a 2025 ruling by the Retirement Benefits Appeals Tribunal in favour of 629 former employees.

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Rwanda: Can Digital Jobs Deliver Rwanda's Employment Ambitions?
[New Times] Digital jobs in Rwanda have moved steadily from policy aspiration to economic necessity. As the country works to position itself as a knowledge-based economy under Vision 2050 and the National Strategy for Transformation (NST2), employment creation remains one of its most urgent challenges.

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Uganda: Recruitment Integrity Concerns Emerge in Mityana
[Nile Post] The LC5 Chairperson-elect for Mityana District, Joseph Luzige, has called for the immediate suspension of the ongoing District Service Commission (DSC) recruitment exercise, citing ongoing investigations into the commission and concerns about fairness.

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Ghana: No Increase in Teacher Licensure Fees - Dr Apaak
[Ghanaian Times] The Deputy Minister of Education, Dr Clement Apaak, has dismissed claims that government has increased fees for this year's teacher licensure examinations.

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