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Results of the 2021 Progress in International Reading Literacy Study show that 81% of Grade 4 learners in SA are unable to read for meaning in any language.

The Common University Entrance Tests begin on May 21

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

POLL: Nearly 60% of students do not find English courses enjoyable or helpful, while only 30% said that teaching other courses in English would help their language abilityBy Rachel Lin and Kayleigh Madjar / Staff reporter, with staff writer

Columba Leadership is an organisation that gives school staff and pupils the skills and vision to tackle a range of issues.

In poor provinces and non-fee paying schools it is common for teachers to have class sizes in excess of forty, even fifty, students. Many teachers are expected to retire in coming years, without sufficient replacement with new teachers.

New Department of Labor Partnership with Northstar Digital Literacy Will Help Job Seekers Build Computer Skills Needed to Secure 21st Century Jobs.

The Deaf Community is waiting in anticipation for President Cyril Ramaphosa to sign the Constitution 18th Amendment Bill into law. SABC's Mercedes Besent looks at the use of sign language in Parliament by an ANC MP who is deaf.

Sanitation and hygiene occupy one of the most important spaces in the Constitution.

The Social Protection, Community and Human Development cluster says government is working around the clock to formalise the many informal settlements across South Africa to help protect residents from floods and fires.