Ms. Kathleen Addy
Chairperson National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE), Ghana
Stream 11 of 12
Africa Education Forum
Education is the infrastructure that outlasts every other investment a government makes. This stream examines how African nations are tackling the twin challenges of access and quality — expanding enrolment, reforming curricula, and deploying technology in service of learning.
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What this stream covers.
Education is the infrastructure that outlasts every other investment a government makes. This stream examines how African nations are tackling the twin challenges of access and quality — expanding enrolment, reforming curricula, and deploying technology in service of learning.
The conversation also extends beyond the classroom to civic education — the systems that build informed, participatory citizens — and the financing models sustaining education reform at scale.
Focus areas
Access, enrolment and equity in public education
Curriculum reform and learning outcomes
EdTech deployment at national scale
Civic education and citizen participation
What you’ll leave with
- Proven models for expanding access without sacrificing quality
- EdTech deployment lessons from national-scale rollouts
- A network of civic and formal education policy leaders
Session format
Policy panel with education and civic education leaders, plus a showcase of EdTech deployed at scale.
Who should attend
Education ministers and agency heads, curriculum authorities, civic education bodies, and EdTech partners.
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Register for APSCA 2026 and select Africa Education Forum as one of your areas of interest.
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