Magazine
The Magazine aims to promote the sharing of articles on topics relevant to the community of ALE professionals and practitioners in Africa – with a focus on new, topical information relating to the sector including new methods and approaches.
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How can we use the MOJA Platform in Tanzania? - Tanzania
en| Joseph Masonda | DVV International ALE Benefits of ALE In Africa Community learning Non-formal education
MOJA is a live, user-generated platform—meaning the more we, as practitioners, contribute, the more useful it becomes.Read MoreThoughts on International Literacy Day 2024 - Malawi
enTime to change the development narrative - Malawi
en| Andrew Kavala | Malawi Human Rights Commission Benefits of ALE In Africa
Read MoreThe development discourse is clear that we need to consider ageing not as a burden but as a triumph of development, with older people not a problem but part of possible solutions that Malawi needs.
International Literacy Day 2024
en| MOJA Africa team | MOJA Adult Education ALE
Read MoreAs international Literacy Day approaches, we reflect on the transformative power of literacy in adult education and lifelong learning. UNESCO's 2024 theme, "Promoting multilingual education: Literacy for mutual understanding and peace," resonates deeply with our mission to advance Afro-centric adult education across the continent.
Autonomisation des Femmes Rurales en Tunisie : Formations en Distillation pour un Développement Durable - Tunisia
frDVV International raises IAE facilitators monthly honoraria - Malawi
en| Dyson Mthawanji | DVV International ALE
Read MoreIn response to cost of living increases in Malawi, DVV International has increased the monthly honoraria for Integrated Adult Education (IAE) facilitators. Since June 2024, facilitators will now receive MK50,000 (about USD28) an increase of 233% from the previous MK15,000 (about USD9).
Empowering Women Through Literacy and Skills Development in Uganda - Uganda
en| Alexandria Nabayinda | Unbound Vocational Training
Read MoreLiteracy is crucial in promoting women's empowerment. It enhances livelihood skills which gives women the ability to make decisions on their own and to change others around them.
The 21st Century illiterates - Malawi
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