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Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana’s wiggle room is tight. Many of the Spier meeting’s proposed cuts to ineffectual spending are already in place, such as cutting the public transport grant.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is attending the 37th Ordinary Session of the Assembly

JKF's transformation will bring to an end its rich legacy of publishing for schools.

The State IT Agency wants to bring government e-services onto a mobility platform, targeting five million citizens.

The project uses a multi-faceted strategy to enhance STEM education for high school pupils and teachers.

THE National Educators Academy of the Philippines (NEAP), the professional development arm of the Department of Education (DepEd), vowed to move its ineffective teacher training program into an impactful one by putting quality trainers at the helm.

The transgender community in Jamshedpur is looking for better opportunities as corporate houses are opening their doors to them. However, many transgenders lack basic education, making it difficult for them to apply for the job openings. Tata Steel has started inviting applications from transgender candidates, but the positions require a certain level of education. Activists are calling for more support and inclusion for transgenders in schools and society.

The Department of Basic Education has not done enough to ensure all children can read for meaning at the age of 10 by 2030. Urgent interventions are needed, a panel of education experts has found.

TO curb the rising number of student dropouts due to teenage pregnancy, Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian on Wednesday called on the Department of Education (DepEd) to revisit its comprehensive sexuality education program. “If they are not aware of sex education, not aware of their bodies, not aware of the perils if…

A North West school principal has been suspended for allegedly asking teachers to conduct classes in the restrooms due to a lack of space. The incident happened at Nthapeleng Primary School in Mato...