Africa+Boys'+Education

=AFRICA: BOYS' EDUCATION=

I just found a website with tons of stats on Kenya here: http://www.hmnet.com/africa/kenya/kenya.html These stats include literacy rate and education. Post by SApurplehayabusa (Weston)
====In Madagascar, most people age 15 and over can read and write. 68.9% of the population there is literate. 75.5% of the males are literate, while 62.5% of the females are literate. (This is taken from the 2003 survey, so current numbers may be different.) (https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ma.html) Posted by SApurplehayabusa (Weston) ==== ==== ==== ====In Libya, the boys are required to attend special religious classes after school. __Cultures of the World Libya__ by Peter Malcolm and Elie Losleben ==== ====In Zimbabwe, 90.7% of the total population can read and write. 94.2% of males are literate. Also, both males and females attend school for an average of 9 years. In addition, I found that the government spends 4.6% of its annual GDP on education. I got my info from the [|CIA World Factbook.]post by SACaNaDaEh1441(Logan)====

====Most people in Nigera over the age 15 and over can read and write The percent of the population that are literate is 68% The percent of the males that can read and write is 75.7% The population of the females is 60.6% these notes were taken in 2003 so it might have changed/==== I got this information from the [|CIA world factbook] post by SAdiggitydang (Grady)

I researched Cote d'Ivoire. I found that the total literacy rate was 48.7%. 60.8% of males are literate, while 38.6% of females are. The government spends4.6% of its annual GDP on education. Found in the [|CIA World Factbook].

The boys in Libya go to school until they are around 16. The girls go to school longer.([|CIA World Factbook])

Boys in Ethiopia are educated for about 8 years, which is one year more than the girls of Ethiopia. ([|CIA World Factbook] )