Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has urged African nations to prioritize 'education for all' as a catalyst for development, calling it 'the greatest equalizer' during a speech ahead of Africa Day (May 25). 🌟
Why This Matters
With this year's Africa Day theme focusing on building resilient education systems, Hichilema emphasized that inclusive learning is key to unlocking the continent's potential. He highlighted Zambia's efforts to boost STEM, research, and innovation while honoring Africa's liberation heroes. 🛠️💡
Africa Day: More Than a Celebration
Marking the 61st anniversary of the Organization of African Unity (now the African Union), the day underscores education's role in driving social change. 'Let’s celebrate education’s power to transform lives—and build a better world,' Hichilema said, aligning with pan-African ideals. ✊
What’s Next?
Zambia is rolling out policies for lifelong, quality education—a model other nations might follow. As young innovators reshape the continent, accessible learning could be Africa's superpower. 🚀
