A country that wants to develop would value education. Some African countries have attained educational excellence within and outside the continent. Most African countries are still growing and challenged with one thing or another, but notwithstanding, the academic sector in Africa is thriving.

The countries shared below have tried to uphold a certain level of literacy. Check out the most educated countries in Africa according to Bscholarly:

Seychelles prioritises education; it is mandatory to go to school. In other words, the country has achieved “education for all,” as the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) stipulated. French, Creole, and English are the languages of instruction for students. Seychelles is the most educated country in Africa, with 69.3 points and 43rd among the best educational systems in the world.

The government of Tunisia emphasises and prioritises education, which is why its educational system ranks 71st in the world with 61.4 points. The country has invested over 20 percent of its national budget in education. Since the 1990s, Tunisia has been able to enact policies that foster economic growth, which has helped the education sector attain excellence.

Mauritius is rated as one of the most educated countries in Africa, coming third with 61 points and 74th globally. Schooling is very compulsory up till the age of sixteen. Vocational training is a prominent hallmark of the country’s educational programmes. The population of literate people increases every year.