Welcome to Right for Education Africa (R:Ed) 🌍
We provide free, trusted digital education through articles, mentorship & career-building workshops — in English & French, across 45+ African countries.
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AUTHORS SPOTLIGHT
🏆 Bodehousse Emmanuela 🇧🇯
🥈 Zoeliarisoa Ny Ony Rasolomampionona 🇲🇬
🥉 Muriel Yapo 🇨🇮
Félicitations à nos auteurs. Découvrez leurs articles et célébrez les voix africaines.
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Nana Boutchuin Danielle Maeva du Cameroun explore la situation des féminicides au Cameroun, les facteurs qui les alimentent et l’importance de renforcer la sensibilisation et la protection des femmes.
👉 Lisez : rightforeducation.org/fr/202…#RightForEducation#Cameroun#Féminicides
Kabo Merapelo Onamile from Botswana explores whether university degrees are losing value across Africa and the growing importance of practical skills.
🎙️ Hear Kabo’s insights in the Author Spotlight.
👉 Read: rightforeducation.org/2026/0…#RightForEducation#Botswana
Shebora Abdul Kamara from Sierra Leone explores students’ concerns about AI penalisation and the challenges of using AI in education.
🎥 Watch the Author Spotlight and hear the ideas behind the article.
👉 Read: rightforeducation.org/2026/0…#RightForEducation#SierraLeone
We’re excited to announce our partnership with Sorted! 🤝🌍
R:Ed is delighted to partner with Sorted to advance digital financial awareness and empower communities across Africa.
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🏆 Author Spotlight
🥇 Dr Joël Ulrich Adje 🇨🇮
🥈 Affolabi Marc Aurel Akpo 🇧🇯
🥉 Nana Boutchuin Danielle Maeva 🇨🇲
Célébrons les voix africaines qui informent, inspirent et font avancer le partage des connaissances.
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Being yourself doesn’t mean turning away from your roots. It means having the courage to honour where you come from while choosing your own path.
You can value your family, culture and traditions while becoming who you’re meant to be.
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Être soi-même, ce n’est pas tourner le dos à ses origines. C’est honorer ses racines tout en ayant le courage de choisir son propre chemin.
Vous pouvez respecter vos traditions et devenir pleinement qui vous êtes.
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Christine Nsoa Mbondo du Cameroun explore comment les réseaux sociaux favorisent l’entrepreneuriat et l’autonomisation économique des jeunes femmes en Afrique.
👉 Lisez : rightforeducation.org/fr/202…#RightForEducation#Cameroun
Angela Kezengwa from Kenya explores how AI can help save mothers’ lives, highlighting the potential of digital innovation to strengthen maternal healthcare and improve health outcomes across Africa.
👉 Read: rightforeducation.org/2026/0…#RightForEducation#Kenya
Naledi K. Kuti from Botswana explores why self-harm awareness matters in African schools, highlighting the need for supportive, informed, and safe environments where students can access understanding and appropriate support.
👉 Read: rightforeducation.org/2026/0…#Botswana
Luzolo Adolfo from Angola explores how vocational tests can help students make informed university choices by aligning self-awareness, skills, and career interests with their future goals.
👉 Read: rightforeducation.org/2026/0…#RightForEducation#Angola#Education
Lava Jean Délar de Madagascar explore les défis de l’école face au changement climatique et souligne l’importance d’adapter l’éducation pour préparer les jeunes aux réalités environnementales de demain.
👉 Lisez : rightforeducation.org/fr/202…#RightForEducation#Madagascar