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Describing it as a "life and death issue", humanitarian organisation Amnesty International South Africa has urged the basic education department to honour its commitment to eradicate pit toilets at public schools.

Sandton Citys new Diamond Walk will open to the public on 30 April 2015, staking its position as Africas definitive luxury and super-luxury retail destination...

A leading printing industry market research company has projected a strong year for total large-format printer sales in the South African market...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has afforded Makgoe a category 1 provincial official funeral. Various dignitaries, including premiers of Gauteng, North West, provincial MECs as well as the Minister of Ba...

NAPTOSA's Executive Director Basil Manuel says the tragedy occurred because of the Eastern Cape Education Department's inefficiency.

This study also diversifies its wide approach to the subject by considering other theorists and writers

Prioritising quality education and skill development of children in Uttar Pradesh, the Yogi Adityanath government on Sunday announced of making a provision of whopping Rs 2000 crores in the recently presented budget 2023-24.

EE and Amnesty International are dismayed at yet another pit latrine death, a decade after the adoption of norms and standards.

PA Governor proposes an additional $1B in funding for public schools and $60 million for higher education

In February 2023 South African parliamentarians debated the president’s state of the nation address (Sona). In response to president Cyril Ramaphosa’s speech a few days earlier, some members of parliament (MPs) did not hold back in their criticism of the president, his government and the state of the country. Others praised the progress that had been made so far. Africa Check took a closer look at some of the claims made during the debate. Which MPs got their facts right? And who n...