Nadia Naviwala

SOCIETY: DOCTORS AND FRIENDSHIP

In the case of a doctor allegedly fired from Aga Khan hospital, we’ve judged too quickly Published 05 Nov, 2017 06:45am

DEVELOPMENT: FAILURE TO LAUNCH

How ERRA became a white elephant while children waited for schools to be rebuilt Updated 15 Oct, 2017 06:42pm

Washington bad cop

America’s problem is this: Pakistan can afford to walk away. Updated 24 Aug, 2017 12:43pm

A slogan ready for retirement

Double the education budget? We should demand 100pc literacy instead. Published 29 May, 2017 01:16am

Should we double the education budget, or seek 100pc literacy?

We take a look at previous budgets and their their affect on the provision of education. Updated 07 Jun, 2017 01:47pm

Is our education system ‘too broken’ for reforms?

What can be done to reform an education system when fudged numbers make it almost impossible to paint a clear picture? Updated 14 Jul, 2016 10:44am

Is our education system ‘too broken’ for reforms?

While it is no secret that Pakistan needs to better spend its education budget, the much-needed reform process is... Published 12 Jul, 2016 07:18am

Donor spending: a drop in the bucket

Donor funding for education is highly visible in Pakistan. From television campaigns to public debates, donors and... Updated 12 Jul, 2016 08:24am

Sindh battles teachers

Last year, when Sindh asked its teachers to visit biometric verification centers to confirm their employment and... Published 12 Jul, 2016 07:18am

A ghost of a problem?

“There is not a single ghost school in Punjab. That is out of question. Ghost teachers and ghost schools are not ... Published 12 Jul, 2016 07:18am

KP: slow and steady may win the race

While Imran Khan has been staging dharnas in Islamabad and elsewhere, his education team has been hard at work in ... Published 12 Jul, 2016 07:18am

Punjab: regime of fear

Punjab has been working on education reforms the longest of any province, but their progress over the past decade... Published 12 Jul, 2016 07:18am

Is our education system ‘too broken’ for reforms?

While it is no secret that Pakistan needs to better spend its education budget, the much-needed reform process is... Published 12 Jul, 2016 07:18am

Educating Pakistan: a Herculean task or official apathy?

Each province is implementing ambitious reforms but problems run so deep that parents find little, if any, change. Updated 12 Jul, 2016 08:32am

Educating Pakistan

Imagine Pakistan’s provincial governments, DFID, the World Bank, and other donors trying to push an enormous... Published 04 Jul, 2016 06:51am

So much aid, so little education

Five-year exercise illustrates how hard it is to translate $7.5bn of aid into educational goals. Updated 06 Jul, 2015 10:29am