A Sudanese teachers’ committee has raised alarms over the deteriorating state of public education, citing concerns that the rapid growth of private schools is exacerbating systemic failures. The warning highlights underfunding, crumbling infrastructure, and a widening gap between accessible public institutions and increasingly unaffordable alternatives. Educators argue that without urgent intervention, the country’s public education system risks total collapse, leaving thousands of students without viable learning options. The expansion of private schools, while offering some families better resources, is seen as further straining an already fragile system.
Sudanese teachers’ committee warns of public education collapse amid private school expansion Sudan Tribune
