Welcome to African EduNews Tree
At African EduNews Tree, we believe that education is the root of Africa’s future—and knowledge should grow freely, like a tree with deep roots and wide-reaching branches. This platform was created to be your trusted source for timely, accurate, and meaningful news about education across the African continent.
What We Do
We deliver daily updates, thoughtful analyses, and in-depth reports on educational policies, school innovations, teacher development, student success stories, and the challenges shaping learning environments from Cape Town to Cairo. Our mission is to illuminate the pathways of progress in African education, so that educators, students, parents, and policymakers can make informed decisions.
Topics We Cover
Our coverage spans:
- Education policy and reform across African nations
- Access to quality schooling in rural and urban communities
- Technology and digital learning initiatives
- Teacher training and professional development
- Higher education trends and university innovations
- Student advocacy and youth-led educational movements
- International partnerships and funding in African education
About the Creator
I’m Cedric Malan, a lifelong educator and journalist based in Newlands, Cape Town. After over a decade teaching in South African schools and reporting on education systems across the continent, I saw a gap: too much noise, too little clarity. African EduNews Tree was born from a simple desire—to cut through the clutter and provide reliable, human-centered reporting that reflects the real stories of learners and educators. This isn’t just a website; it’s a movement to elevate African voices in education.
Why This Website Exists
I’ve stood in overcrowded classrooms, spoken with teachers without textbooks, and listened to students dreaming of universities they can’t afford. Too often, their stories are ignored by global media or reduced to statistics. African EduNews Tree exists to change that. We don’t just report on education—we honor it. We give space to those building it, one lesson at a time.
Our Values
We write with integrity, curiosity, and deep respect for African contexts. Every article is researched thoroughly, verified with multiple sources, and written with clarity—not jargon. We prioritize local perspectives and avoid sensationalism. Our goal is not to be the loudest voice, but the most trustworthy one.
Contact Us
We welcome your stories, suggestions, and feedback. If you have a news tip, want to contribute, or simply want to say hello, reach out to me directly at [email protected]. You can also find us at 7 Princess Anne Ave, Newlands, Cape Town, 7700, South Africa.
Together, let’s make sure knowledge grows—rooted in truth, reaching every corner of Africa.