The ethos is religious, but it's not antiscience

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An overview of the role of Christian organisations in the operation of universities in Africa. It is argued that Africa's Christian universities are very different to their counterparts, and that in Africa religion has often been the midwife of modernity and change, unlike in the US where religious groups attempt to block change and force religious beliefs into science lessons.

Bible colleges, Religious colleges, Church colleges

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Muslims seek timetable rejig

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If a student vote is passed this month, universities will be urged to consider not scheduling lectures and exams for two hours on Friday afternoons to provide Muslim students time to pray. Up to 1200 students will debate whether or not university timetables should be cleared between midday and 2pm on Friday afternoons.

United Kingdom, Civil rights, Students, Muslim, Muslim students

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Fill hearts, minds and bellies

Article Abstract:

A suggestion that developed western countries should help African universities that provide higher education and also engage in reducing poverty in Africa is presented.

Management dynamics, Industrialized Countries, Social aspects, Management, Company business management, Industrial nations

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