Thank you to all those who entered the blogging competition. We enjoyed reading your writing! Below are links to all of the articles we published: please read them and share your thoughts and comments with the authors and with us.
Congratulations to the winners of the NUHA Blogging Prizes 2011! These were announced on 7 December 2011 by our talented panel of Judges, who were "extremely impressed" by the selection of articles and concluded that "all who entered should be very proud of their work."
Entries in alphabetical order:
Youth Category
- Cookie (France): Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world
- Gabriel, Felister (Tanzania): In the 21st century, it is better to give a child a computer than a book
- Maheshwari, Adhar (India): "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
- Renaut, Stephanie (France): "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world," Nelson Mandela -- Winner of the NUHA Youth Blogging Prize 2011!
- Rogath, Mary (Tanzania): Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world
- Veuillet, Lucas (France): "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
General Category
- Abd El Monem Amer, Ayman (Egypt): Confusing Ignorance With Illiteracy -- Shortlisted!
- Anisy, Antonia (New Zealand): The State should encourage access to private education -- Shortlisted!
- Anyata, Kingsley (Nigeria): Illiteracy is a hindrance to development
- Dayoub, Ruba (Syria): The state should encourage access to private education -- Shortlisted!
- Deschamps, Isabelle (Canada): The Character of Freedom -- Shortlisted!
- Eke, Efembe (Nigeria): Only The Educated Are Free
- El-Gamal, Neveen (Egypt): Merging Awareness and Education -- Shortlisted!
- Gabriel Malamsha, Jastin (Tanzania): The illiterate -- Shortlisted!
- Kigongo, Kingi (Tanzania): Only The Educated Are Free
- Markus, Joseph (UK): Education -- Shortlisted!
- Mnonjela, Elia (Tanzania): Only The Educated Are Free
- Muhammed, Abdullahi (Nigeria): Education: the Bulwark of Freedom -- Shortlisted!
- Mukherjee, Twish (India): Essentials of Existence
- Nathwani, Kunal (UK): Education: The Way Forward In India
- Olasakinju, Jerry (Japan): "Only the Educated Are Free" ... Epictetus
- Omoh, Nicholas (Nigeria): A picture of what education should be in the 21st century -- Winner of the NUHA Blogging Prize 2011!
- Shiloh, Monicah (Tanzania): Only The Educated Are Free
- Taylor Herrera, Melanie (Panama): Change is inevitable
- Thich, Sen Phoi (Vietnam): Success is the reward of lifelong learning
- Wesula, Alexis (Kenya): Only The Educated Are Free
