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In 2022, it was reported that 47% of South African women were recorded as economically inactive. This means that almost half of the working-age women in South Africa are out of labour force...

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Learners in three Tshwane schools have established food gardens. The gardens also provide lessons outside the classroom.

Three quarters of public schools still don’t have libraries, in spite of a 2013 promise

Chairperson of unemployed teachers in Malawi, Wonderful Gama says they are ready for a dialogue with the Ministry of Education officials on their concerns among

Simba combines Chef Bennys braai culinary finesse with its snack expertise to create a flavour profile that is nothing short of extraordinary...

NEARLY all 10-year-old Filipinos cannot read and understand age-appropriate reading materials, according to the World Bank. Based on the latest World Bank report titled Fixing the Foundation: Teachers and Basic Education in East Asia and the Pacific, learning poverty in the Philippines is at 91 percent. The World Bank said this is almost three times

A beeline to state power come 2024, could be a meeting between President Mokgweetsi Masisi and Thuso Tiego or Biggie Butale or even Dumelang Saleshando, then bingo, the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) remains in the driving seat with one of the said gentleman getting a ministerial position. The same argument could apply for the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) and its leader Duma Gideon Boko. For emphasis, Tiego and Butale are currently betoken to the buffoonery of Tom and Jerry comics in th...

In rural India, private schools run by the Ekal Foundation provide access to education – but force children to imbibe divisive teachings that preach Hindu superiority.

She is worried most family members are unable to tell when their relative is suffering a mental health disorder.