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Pupils at thousands of schools in South Africa still use pit latrines. Parliament has given the Department of Basic Education 60 days to outline how it will eradicate the dangerous structures.

India News: Rahul Gandhi accuses BJP government in Uttar Pradesh of 'snatching' the rights of dalits and backward classes in recruitment of teachers. UP's '69,000 teachers recruitment scam' is proof of the BJP's 'anti-reservation mentality'.

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A SUBSTITUTE bill for the Teacher Career Progression Act which will streamline career paths, merit-based promotion and compensation increase for public school teachers has been approved by the House Committee on Appropriations on second reading at the plenary.

Budget big ticket items include the Reserve Bank’s forex contingency reserve’s R150bn to deal with debt and no direct tax increases for consumers.

Take a deep breath — this week is going to be a doozy. With Crossover Day looming just nine days away, committees shifted into high gear on Tuesday as legislators scrape and claw to get...

Between October and December last year, there were 7 murders, 252 cases of GBH and 61 rapes on the premises of schools.

Pupils in South Africa are well into the first term of the 2023 school year, but when do they break for their next holiday?

An association of school governing bodies has asked the national Department of Basic Education to intervene in the Merchiston Preparatory School fiasco.