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<p>UCT Online High School has announced that it is an officially accredited Cambridge school. UCT Online High School is now offering two different curricula, South Africa’s National Curriculum (CAPS) and the Cambridge International curriculum, they are proud to serve a diversity of learners with different needs, not just in our country, but beyond our borders too. UCT Online High School completely redefines what it means to &quot;go&quot; to school: we’ve put your child front and centre, right where they should be. Learn more about UCT Online High School here: https://www.uctonlinehighschool.com/<br />
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UCT Online High School announces Cambridge learning accreditation

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<p>The Nigerian equities market is reversing the negative sentiments witnessed in the last 10 trading days, driven by more half year earnings. Juliana Ogunkoya, an Investment Research Analyst at Meristem Securities, joins CNBC Africa for a focus on the consumer goods sector&#8230;.</p>


Can Nigerian equities reverse bearish sentiments?

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<p>The T-Bills secondary market traded with mixed sentiments despite bullish stance by investors. Chioma Udu, an FX Dealer at GTBank, joins CNBC Africa for an update on market activities&#8230;.</p>


T-Bills mixed amid bullish sentiments

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<p>Online learning has become increasingly accepted in the education sector, and this has been facilitated by advances in mobile networks and Internet connectivity. Mobile learning has become more popular, yet there are large segments of the population who experience connectivity constraints or have no access. There is much technology can do to improve the way learning is delivered and assessed. But does a one-size-fits-all concept work and will it increase demands of personalised experiences through digital means?&#8230;</p>


Future of Education Summit 2022: The Schools Business

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<p>A recent PwC survey of the higher education landscape in Africa, Australia and Singapore, the Middle East and the UK found that only 44 per cent of respondents thought their institution was doing a good job of strengthening partnerships with industry to become more internationally competitive. From this it emerged that governments need to play a role in supporting the higher education sector as it undergoes a profound transition, by fixing regulation. Then institutions need to do what is right for their students and industry partners&#8230;.</p>


Future of Education Summit 2022: Transformation of Higher Education Leadership

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<p>From the Fourth Industrial Revolution of today, to the Industrial Revolution from the mid-eighteenth to early 20th century, we see that then, education was a driver for technological advances, which led to a sustained period of prosperity. But now in the 4IR technology is outgrowing and outpacing changes in education&#8230;.</p>


Future of Education Summit 2022: Technology Challenges in Teaching and Learning

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<p>Transformation, teaching, learning, fatigue, student mobility &#038; building domestic capacity. Universities world-wide had to come to terms with rapid change and adopt new technologies. These advances have influenced social e-trends towards digitalization. Like all other revolutionary changes, digital transformation involves intense adjustment and re-adjustment. Powerful changes in the education system resulting from the globalized economy have propelled changes specifically in higher education, such as standard, quality, decentralization, and virtual and independent learning. The challenge is to know how viable developed world digital transformation strategies are in developing countries&#8230;.</p>


FOE2022: Lessons from Covid & Developed World Transformation Strategies for African Education

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<p>The Nairobi Securities Exchange has rebounded from a dreadful first-half of 2022 as easing rate rise expectations in the US and scramble for falling stocks fuelled a rally in July. Market capitalisation increased by Sh259 billion in July to Sh2.198 trillion driven by local investors snapping shares dumped by foreigners that shifted capital to safe havens abroad. Erick Mokaya, Founder of Mwango Capital joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


Nairobi Securities Exchange: 2022 mid-year market review

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<p>Over the past two years the Covid-19 pandemic has transformed ways of working, living and relating to each other on a global level. The education sector had to adapt radically and rapidly, driven by the need to digitalize education and training processes in order to remain competitive and provide high-quality education. This panel will talk about the barriers and challenges faced by higher education institutions, technological resources and methodologies they have used to make the necessary transformation, and what the future holds for the digitalization of education in the foreseeable future&#8230;.</p>


Future of Education Summit 2022: Digital Transformation in Education

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<p>The 8th edition of the Future of Education Summit brings speakers and panellists from around the globe to address the most pressing issues in the education sector. The theme is The Pathway to Digital Transformation. Beyond mere physical transformation, philosophical change is necessary to meet the ever-growing demands of students, faculty and campus to create a learning environment where everything connects. Mr Rakesh Wahi, the Founder of the Future of Education Summit and the Co-Founder of the ABN Group opens the Future of Education summit with his Welcome Address&#8230;.</p>


Welcome address by ABN Group’s Rakesh Wahi at the Future of Education Summit 2022

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<p>The 8th edition of the Future of Education Summit under the theme &#8216;The Pathway to Digital Transformation&#8217;, looks beyond physical transformation. It addresses the philosophical change as necessary to meet the ever growing demands of students, faculty and campus to create a learning environment where everything connects. Professor Andy Schofield, Vice Chancellor of Lancaster University delivers the keynote address&#8230;.</p>


Lancaster VC Andy Schofield delivers keynote address at the Future of Education Summit 2022

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<p>Zimbabwe&#8217;s government economic blueprint, outlined in their National Development Strategy, is supposed to open the floodgates for easy business and enhanced economic activity. CNBC Africa&#8217;s Arnold Kwizera spoke to Batanai Matsika, Partner (Research &#038; Advisory), at Morgan &#038; Co about stabilizing the economy for more&#8230;.</p>


Zimbabwe lowers its 2022 growth forecast

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<p>The Nigerian equities has continued its negative trend as profit-taking by investors continue, despite some half year earnings by companies. Opeoluwa Oluwa, a Research Analyst at Cordros Securities joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


Profit-taking drives Nigerian equities negative

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<p>The Treasury Bills market traded calmly as investors remain on the side-line after Wednesday&#8217;s T-Bills auction. Traders at Access Bank say they expect same sentiments amid cautious trading by investors. Dimeji Obasa, a Fixed Income Dealer at Access Bank, joins CNBC Africa  for a discussion on the fixed income and FX market&#8230;.</p>


T-Bills mute despite auction

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<p>African nations are losing their forest cover at a higher rate today despite on-going and conscious efforts to manage its protected areas. Follow key conversations with heads of governments and organizations on their agenda for conservation from the recent #APAC-IUCN event held in Kigali, Rwanda on this episode of Doing Business In Rwanda&#8230;.</p>


Fighting for Africa’s Protected Areas

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<p>The bearish sentiments persisted in the Nigerian equities market, putting the All-Share Index Year-to-Date returns at 17 per cent. Dare Fajimolu, the Head of Research and Strategy at NASD PLC, joins CNBC Africa  for a wrap on activities at the Equities and NASD unlisted markets&#8230;.</p>


Equities market negative amid H1 earnings

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<p>Collaboration between Africa and the Middle East has seen significant increases over the past few years. Players look to reap the benefit of a promising trade corridor between the two regions as the desire to bolster exports from one region to the other is key to successful partnership. Mohammed Akoojee, CEO of Imperial Logistics joins CNBC Africa&#8217;s Godfrey Mutizwa to expand on this more&#8230;.</p>


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UCT Online High School announces Cambridge learning accreditation

Can Nigerian equities reverse bearish sentiments?

T-Bills mixed amid bullish sentiments

Future of Education Summit 2022: The Schools Business

Future of Education Summit 2022: Transformation of Higher Education Leadership

Future of Education Summit 2022: Technology Challenges in Teaching and Learning

FOE2022: Lessons from Covid & Developed World Transformation Strategies for African Education

Nairobi Securities Exchange: 2022 mid-year market review

Future of Education Summit 2022: Digital Transformation in Education

Welcome address by ABN Group’s Rakesh Wahi at the Future of Education Summit 2022

Lancaster VC Andy Schofield delivers keynote address at the Future of Education Summit 2022

Zimbabwe lowers its 2022 growth forecast

Profit-taking drives Nigerian equities negative

T-Bills mute despite auction

Fighting for Africa’s Protected Areas

Equities market negative amid H1 earnings

Captains of Industry: Captains of Industry: Journey of the ‘Dealmaker’

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UCT Online High School announces Cambridge learning accreditation

Can Nigerian equities reverse bearish sentiments?

T-Bills mixed amid bullish sentiments

Future of Education Summit 2022: The Schools Business

Future of Education Summit 2022: Transformation of Higher Education Leadership

Future of Education Summit 2022: Technology Challenges in Teaching and Learning

FOE2022: Lessons from Covid & Developed World Transformation Strategies for African Education

Nairobi Securities Exchange: 2022 mid-year market review

Future of Education Summit 2022: Digital Transformation in Education

Welcome address by ABN Group’s Rakesh Wahi at the Future of Education Summit 2022

Lancaster VC Andy Schofield delivers keynote address at the Future of Education Summit 2022

Zimbabwe lowers its 2022 growth forecast

Profit-taking drives Nigerian equities negative

T-Bills mute despite auction

Fighting for Africa’s Protected Areas

Equities market negative amid H1 earnings

Captains of Industry: Captains of Industry: Journey of the ‘Dealmaker’

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