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The Free Market Foundation (FMF) has responded favourably to finance minister Enoch Godongwana’s desire to bring fiscal restraint and discipline to South Africa’s public sector. Government spending needs to be reined in and align far more strictly with constitutional requirements.

South Africa: Basic Education Committee Adopts Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill

Organisation says their preparations for legal action continue

Limpopo principal Philemon Tema is passionate about helping to teach pupils with physical impairments, and has just won an award for his sterling work.

The order was made during the launch of the 2023 national examinations season.

The South African Union of Learners (SAUL) holds the Mahlwareng Primary School leadership accountable for negligence after learners escaped

Improving learning outcomes key to achieving development aspirations in middle-income East Asia and Pacific countries Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

The Philippines retains its spot among the poorest countries in learning in East Asia and the Pacific, with nine out of 10 of Filipinos unable to read and understand a simple, age-appropriate reading material by age 10, according to a World Bank (WB) report on the quality of education in the region. The country scored […]

In a high-profile meeting on Thursday September 21st, the Ministry of Education convened with representatives from the IPTE 13 and 14 teachers' associations to

Representatives of the Concerned Unemployed Teachers have expressed their satisfaction following a closed-door meeting with Ministry of Education officials.