Girls in STEM: Why a Decade of African Targets Failed — and What Three Countries Are Doing Differently
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The AU’s CESA 2016–2025 decade closed without meeting its STEM gender parity goals. In Nigeria, women account for just 22 per cent of STEM graduates. Rwanda, Ghana, and South Africa offer three distinct policy models that are producing measurable progress — but nobody is scaling them fast enough.
