AFRICA INVENTED SCHOOL (FORMAL EDUCATION)
Formal education in Africa originated in Khemet (ancient Egypt) over 3,000 years BCE, evolving from parental training to organized schools where subjects beyond trades were introduced. The development of writing, considered a divine art in Khemet, involved creating symbols representing sounds, leading to the invention of paper, ink, and writing tools, with a god of writing named Tehuti. The Khemetian school had a library, overseen by the divine librarian Seshat, storing knowledge on paper scroll