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The 15 best universities in Africa in 2023

In this part, you will discover the 15 best African universities in 2023 according to the QS ranking, namely:

  1. University of Cape Town

  2. University of Johannesburg

  3. The American University in Cairo

  4. University of Witwatersrand

  5. Stellenbosch University

  6. Cairo University

  7. University of Pretoria

  8. University of Sousse

  9. Ain Shams University

  10. Rhodes University

  11. University of Kwazulu-Natal

  12. Alexandria University

  13. Assiut University

  14. Future University in Egypt

  15. North West University

2017 OF THE TOP UNIVERSITIES IN AFRICA
 

 

Notes:
- The rich diamond mines of Kimberley and gold discoveries on the Witwatersrand, changed South Africa virtually overnight, from a backward area into one of the world's richest countries.

- Archbishop Desmond Tutu's racial harmony message was, " Let us be channels of love, of peace, of reconciliation. Let us declare that we have been made for family, that, yes, now we are free, all of us, black and white together, we, the Rainbow People of God."

- The word Apartheid" stands for segregation of various races and separate development programs. Apartheid's core policy was created by British policies of the early 1900s.

- Much of South Africa's territory, beyond the metropolitan areas, seems almost empty. For example, great stretches of the Kalahari are virtually uninhabitable. Grazing lands and farms in the Karoo and Free State occupy vast areas. Settlements are spread sparsely along the watercourses.

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Photos at top of page courtesy of Sellwyn Davidowitz, Tour Operator, I Love Capetown