How Poland stole UK universities’ lunch in Africa
In recent years, Poland has quietly emerged as an unlikely magnet for African students, drawing thousands away from traditional destinations like the United Kingdom. Attracted by low tuition fees, accessible visas, and good educational standards, young Africans are finding in Central and Eastern Europe what Britain can no longer easily offer: affordability and opportunity.
December 7, 2025 -
Ray Mwareya
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Issue 6 2025MagazineStories and ideas
Copernicus monument in Warsaw Poland. Photo: photomaster / Shutterstock

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