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[The Conversation Africa] Around 12,000 students are enrolled in Nigeria's nursing schools each year. As it is in many health professions, these students often find it challenging after graduation when they search for and start their first job. They feel unprepared and have difficulties to put their knowledge from school into practice. via LATEST NEWS

[The Conversation Africa] Last month marked ten years since Mohammed Yusuf, founder of Boko Haram, died in police detention. His death led to the radicalisation of the sect and a declaration of Jihad against the Nigerian state. via LATEST NEWS

[ANGOP] Luanda -The Angolan government plans to invest until 2027 at least USD 50 million to enhance the National Programme for Teacher Training to bolster university lecturers' Doctoral degrees. via LATEST NEWS

[New Times] First Lady Jeannette Kagame has said that while there is no one-size-fits-all solution for the challenges women face, there is an urgent need to break the barriers and other limitations they face in society. via LATEST NEWS

[Premium Times] Abuja -Let me begin with reflections on a poem. As I gathered my thoughts for this piece, it kept echoing in mind, evoked, I think, by the brutal realities of the epoch of which our subject is an acclaimed hero: Wole Soyinka's "Civilian and Soldier." Bear with me for a moment as this will become clearer presently. via LATEST NEWS