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Stating that for a nation to attain strength, it must prioritise developing its capabilities, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emphasised that nurturing a refined and ‘cultured education system’ is essential for building a capable society. “Education serves as a potent instrument for

Dr Mariëtte Wheeler is a Life Sciences teacher at Protea Heights Academy in Brackenfell and has been selected as a Top 10 finalist for the prestigious 2023 Global Teacher Prize.

A Western Cape teacher has been selected as a Top 10 finalist for the prestigious 2023 Global Teacher Prize.

The changes are effective immediately.

Organisation views the bill as a direct attack on Afrikaans education

With matric exams around the corner, the department has alluded that it is taking no chances to open room for cheating.

With four crowded and under-resourced primary schools and no high school nearby, the majority of people from Mabhulana’s community had no choice but to drop out. Not having access to basic education severely limited their options for a productive career in the area.

South African food producers ‘lose’ or waste about 10 million tonnes of good-quality food a year, while more than 20 million people go hungry every day. Why are the two issues not being connected, and could this surplus food help to solve South Africa’s chronic hunger problem?

While challenges in the education sector remain, gains are being made to ensure

System downtime and long queues flagged among reasons for smart IDs piling up at home affairs branch offices.