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Africa: Universities Urged to Be Flexible in Meeting Student Needs

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[Daily News] UNIVERSITIES have been challenged to be more responsive to the diverse needs of students, adapt their teaching methods and sharpen their research focus to contribute to the solving of global problems.

Source: allAfrica.com
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