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The controversial BELA Bill is one step closer to being processed and implemented in schools across South Africa.

The proposed changes are meant to better incorporate public holidays into the school holiday calendar.

The reports surfaced online a week after the Ministry debunked claims that students would sit for University entry exams.

Nagaland School Education Commissioner & Secretary, Kevileno Angami today called for effective implementation of New India Literacy Programme (NILP) in the state. 

Payson’s Adult Basic Education classes are really paying off for students. Recently, nine students completed their GED tests and received their High School Equivalency (HSE) certificates from the State of

Angie Motshekga said that the report they collected indicates that the situation in the province has stabilised.

The statement read, “Let me state very clearly that I was the chairman of the ad hoc committee that reviewed our standing orders. Those that know me can attest to the fact that I adhere to the highest levels of integrity in any assignment I undertake. The process was transparent and in line with our…

MP says learners and teacher are forced to use unsafe and unhygienic pit toilets at more than 5 000 schools across SA

Just days left for stakeholders to give input on 2024 school calendar changes gazetted by the Department of Basic Education.

The Ministers of Higher, Secondary and Basic Education presented statements in the Cabinet meeting on the phenomenon and the Prime Minister gave combat directives.