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From: "Radio Darfur" <[email protected]>
Date: 25 Jun 2013 22:03
Subject: Darfur schools score lowest in Sudan Certificate Exams (Radio
Dabanga)
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Darfur schools score lowest in Sudan Certificate Exams
 DARFUR

(
 25 June 2013) -

The five states of Darfur occupy the bottom rungs in the Sudanese
certificate examinations for this year, according to results announced
recently by the Ministry of General Education.

No Darfuri student has been listed among the top 100, with South Darfur and
East Darfur ranking last on the list.

Speaking to Radio Dabanga, a teachers has attributed the decline of Darfur
in the educational process in general and the Sudanese certificate in
particular to the state governments: “Lack of attention, weak spending on
education, serious shortages and horrible deterioration in infrastructure,”
he laments.

“There is a shortage of schools, teachers, books, educational material and
seating,” he says. “There is also a lack of trained teachers capable of
delivering lessons in a competent manner. Poverty and displacement are, of
course major contributors to the decline in Darfur,” he concedes.

At the other end of the spectrum, the state of El Gezira has topped the
list for the Sudanese Certificate Examinations followed by Khartoum State.

*File photo of Darfuri schoolboys by Albert González Farran/UNAMID*

http://www.radiodabanga.org/node/52304*
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*Related:*

‘Admin, logistic delays postpone start of Central Darfur school year’:
Minister <http://www.radiodabanga.org/node/52084> (21 June 2013)

South Darfur Education Ministry delays start of school year for
girls<http://www.radiodabanga.org/node/51798> (17
June 2013)

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