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PS Belio Kipsang says funds will hit schools' accounts by Wednesday next week.

The National Education Collaboration Trust has been hailed for playing a progressive role through collaborations in the education sector.

In 2017, Pravin Gordhan urged South Africa to ‘join the dots’ between corruption and the Zuma administration. John Matisonn joins those dots in this eight-part series. In this instalment, he borrows the phrase of James Carville, who coined the US election theme, ‘It’s the economy, stupid’, and...

National Treasury has unveiled a strategic proposal to combat rising debt and restore fiscal credibility, introducing a new fiscal anchor.

Technology is having a significant influence on the future world of work, with artificial intelligence taking centre stage when it comes to automating business processes...

Evotel's sponsorship money will be used to buy licences and robots and pay for the training of teachers in robotics and coding.

•Says no bickering between executive, legislature Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Wednesday, swore in 37 Commissioners and Special Advisers, charging them to engage collaboratively and work together to build on the successes of the incumbent administration’s first four years in office. The state executive council, which is a mixture of politicians and technocrats |

The Gauteng Department of Basic Education is worried, noting soaring rates of suicide among school children.

I did not expect the ICC process to involve Uhuru Kenyatta.

WSFS CARES Foundation funds career prep program for adult students at Rowan College Burlington County