My article from last year on how we educate leaders with a focus on ethics was in the news again this week, this time in English!
I wrote:
“Africa is still the continent with the lowest level of university enrolment, at about 6% of the population compared to a 26% world average, according to UNESCO. What this means is that extremely few Africans ever get a chance to go to university. And those who do are destined to become leaders in society.
With this analysis, Ashesi University College has aimed to bring scholarships to deserving students, quality education to those who can afford, and making sure the future leaders of the continent are both ethical and entrepreneurial.”
But educating ethical leaders in a corrupt environment marred with inequality is a challenge.”
I also mention my taxing commute, here is one small section of it as recently shared with Facebook Live.
Read the whole article over at University World News.
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