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Various schools battled for the first prize this week in an effort to solve tomorrow's global challenges in a competition labeled Solve for Tomorrow Schools Competition.

Is the public broadcaster still relevant in the digital age? This question was the main theme of a Loeries Creative Week Masterclass...

BACOLOD CITY: The Victorias City government gifted its more than 500 public school teachers with P100 million worth of gadgets and equipment during the World Teachers Day celebration at the Victorias City Sports and Amusement Center on Thursday.

The competition was aimed at giving Gr 10 and 11 learners an opportunity to gain invaluable skills while using STEM to solve some of the challenges within their communities.

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has reaffirmed government’s commitment to

The IFP, as the Official Opposition in the KZN Legislature, demands that the KZN MEC for Education, Mbali Frazer, release the investigation report into…

Mbilwi Secondary School takes first place in the local edition of Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow competition.

5 October, World Teachers' Day, is a wonderful opportunity for South Africans to celebrate the important role that teachers play in our children’s lives and to reflect on the challenges faced by these professionals. It is vital to recognise the central role of teachers in improving the quality of education in the country. Yet there are some of them who disgraces the profession in the most egregious manner; by assaulting their charges. We recently learnt of the arrest of a 43-year-old Moss...

For their efforts, Mbilwi walked away with a prize of R100,000 cash, while in second place, Maphuthaditshaba Secondary from Acornhoek (Mpumalanga) received

This year, the day was commemorated under the theme: The teachers we need for the education we want: The global imperative to reverse the teacher shortage.