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South Sudan closes schools due to extreme heat

South Sudan closes schools due to extreme heat

Education workers have urged the government to reopen schools in April when the temperatures decline.

Floods: Mali postpones new academic year by a month

Floods: Mali postpones new academic year by a month

Mali has postponed the country's new academic year by a month due to floods.

South Sudan closes schools due to extreme heat

South Sudan closes schools due to extreme heat

The South Sudanese government has closed schools due to extreme heat.

Zambia delays school reopening again over cholera

Zambia delays school reopening again over cholera

Zambia has delayed school reopening again after cholera cases soar in the country.

Zambia delays school reopening due to cholera

Zambia delays school reopening due to cholera

Zambia has delayed the reopening of schools after a significant spike in cholera caseload.

Rwanda imposes curfew to curb noise pollution

Rwanda imposes curfew to curb noise pollution

Night-time entertainment will be closed at 1am on working days, and 2am on weekends.

Malawi court orders schools to allow dreadlocks

Malawi court orders schools to allow dreadlocks

The High Court in Malawi has ordered schools in the country to allow children with dreadlocks admission, warning against prejudicing them.

Kenya issues health warning after 'unknown' disease kills 4 in high schools

Kenya issues health warning after 'unknown' disease kills 4 in high schools

More than 600 people have been infected. The outbreak has sparked concerns about its possible spread. Officials say Ebola and Marburg tests carried out have been negative.

UNICEF: 'Nightmare continues' nine years after Nigeria Chibok school abductions

UNICEF: 'Nightmare continues' nine years after Nigeria Chibok school abductions

Nearly 300 schoolgirls were abducted by Boko Haram militants from their school in the town of Chibok in Borno state on April 14, 2014 sparking international outrage.