AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOnline Publishing & Media: Nigeria’s Eagle Online founder Dotun Oladipo will be laid to rest after funeral rites set for Sept. 10 (service of songs) and Sept. 11 (burial) at DayStar Church, Oregun, Ikeja, as GOCOP leaders and state officials mourn his role in shaping Nigeria’s online publishing. Education & Access: JAMB says missing names on matriculation lists usually come from not accepting admission on CAPS, institutions failing to forward verified details, or candidates not printing original result slips and admission letters; it also shared a video guide on accepting/rejecting offers. School Supplies: Morocco’s education ministry orders schools to start classes Sept. 7 even if some students arrive late, while monitoring textbook and supply availability through provincial teams. Learning Tech: South Africa’s Maski launches as a free, WhatsApp-based, multilingual AI tutor aligned to CAPS for Grades 4–12, with support from Springbok star Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu. Publishing Policy: Nigeria’s publishers ask a court to halt NERDC’s textbook ranking policy. Books & Culture: Korea donates 1,000 Kiswahili-translated folktale books to Tanzania’s education institute to boost reading and cultural exchange.
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