Some 400 students from South Sudan are getting scholarships to study in Egypt every year after the two countries’ higher education ministries signed an MoU yesterday, cabinet said in a statement. The MoU will also see Egyptian professors and researchers visit and instruct in English at South Sudanese universities, the statement reads.
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