Education

My African Story – Neil Turok | How my African Education led me to science & physics (Part 2)

by Moses Mutabaruka|22 November 202222 November 2022|Education

I believe that the strength of intellect and creativity embodied by the current generation of young Africans has the power to impact the world in profound ways. Likewise, I believe that society’s next great geniuses will be African born and...

Education and E-learning in Africa

by TAP Team|15 July 202115 July 2021|Education, Magazines

Remember when you were in school and would literally count the days till the next holiday? For some of you that may be a statement filled with nostalgia since you have been out of school for a bit. For current...

Covid_19 Impact on NGO’S in Africa – An Interview with Noëlla Musunka | Founder at Malaika ORG

by TAP Team|13 October 202013 October 2020|Education

As part of TAP Magazine Issue 14, we asked different leaders and expert to discuss how their specific fields, work and industries have been impacted by Covid_19. This is the interview, Noella Coursaris Musunka, founder of Malaika discusses how the...

African Design Centre opens in Kigali

by tapmedia|12 March 201712 March 2017|Education, Lifestyle

African Design Centre; “Bauhaus of Africa” is a new educational program that seeks to address the current dearth of professional designers across the continent. ADC, which opened its doors in Kigali this past fall, aims to be a fellowship-based hub...

Obesity Among Kenyan and Canadian Children-By Dr Stella Muthuri

by Moses Mutabaruka|23 November 201523 November 2015|Education, health, Interview, Lifestyle

Dr. Stella Muthuri research aimed at investigating the prevalence of, and factors associated with physical activity and overweight/obesity among school aged children in Kenya and Canada. This research involved examining the influence of social determinants of health such as school...

Out-of-Field Teaching – Consequences of teachers teaching out of their field of study

by Mariam Sambe|02 August 201502 August 2015|Education, Papers

Teachers assigned to teach lessons in which they are not experts is a universal problem. In the United States, 21% of English teachers and 28% of math teachers did not take English or Math (respectively) as a major nor minor...

New Graduates – Here’s your 6 tips for climbing up the Corporate Ladder

by admin|11 June 201511 June 2015|Education, Entrepreneurship, Opinion

Are you a recent graduate looking for your first gig in the corporate world or are you currently in an entry level position and stuck behind a "cubic" at a large organization/corporation? If you answered yes to both questions, I'm...