WEST AFRICAN SAHEL COUNTRIES STRUGGLE TO MAINTAIN HE SECTORS AS MIITARY RULERS FIGHT ISLAMISTS
October 26th, 2024
Niger’s military government is insisting it has maintained higher education services despite international sanctions imposed on the west African country since the coup d'état of last July (2023). This has ruptured relations with western and some neighbouring countries, prompting concerns that Nigerien students might struggle to continue their studies abroad.
However, according to the secretary general (lead official) of the ministry of higher education, research and technological innovation, Professor Moussa Hamidou Talibi, Nigerien students have accessed ...
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