There are several African countries making significant strides in enhancing their education systems by prioritizing access, quality, innovation, and inclusivity, thereby setting benchmarks for others in the region to emulate.
- Seychelles leads Africa with a global education rank of 43rd, achieving UNESCO’s “Education for All” goal.
- Tunisia follows closely, ranking 71st globally, with significant budget allocation to education.
- Mauritius ranks 74th globally, excelling in vocational training and compulsory schooling up to age 16.
- South Africa boasts a 94% literacy rate and ranks 84th globally in educational development.
- Algeria ranks 5th in Africa with a 57.4-point education score and a 75% literacy rate.
- Botswana is 6th in Africa, with a literacy rate of 88% and a global education rank of 92nd.
- Kenya follows with a 55.4-point score, investing 17.58% of its budget in education and ranking 95th globally.
- Cape Verde ranks 98th globally, demonstrating strong educational progress in Africa.
- Egypt secures the 9th position in Africa, with a 52.8-point score and a 71% literacy rate.
- Namibia rounds out the top 10, showing advancements in education within the continent.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/07/top-10-countries-in-africa-with-good-education-system
