School officials in Chad's Bahr El Gazel province met on September 1, 2026, in Moussoro to set ten strategic directions for the 2026-2027 school year. The plan focuses on ensuring a successful start to the school year with an emphasis on bilingual education. The provincial delegate outlined the roadmap.
Ten Afro-descendants received official Beninese nationality certificates at a ceremony in Cotonou. The event marked a symbolic return to the land of their ancestors. It's a step toward reconnecting with their roots.
The Mandargué Artistic Company announced the first Cultural Festival of Chadian Artists' Talents. The event will take place in Abéché. It is scheduled for October 15 to 20, 2026.
The communal bureau of parent-teacher associations in Ouara department held a training workshop in Abéché on Monday. The session aimed to build the capacity of association members from several schools and institutions. The opening ceremony was chaired by local officials. The workshop is part of efforts to improve school governance.
Le Progrès, a Chadian newspaper, celebrated its 33rd anniversary on August 31. Founded in 1993, the paper marked the occasion with a ceremony at its offices in N'Djamena. Staff, guests, and partners attended the event.
The University of N'Djamena has extended the online application deadline for first-year enrollment to September 15, 2026. Originally set for August 31, the deadline was pushed back to give high school graduates who haven't finished their paperwork more time. The announcement was made in a statement.