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Much is made of South African learners’ consistently poor performance in international assessment studies, but a rural education non-profit believes the solution lies in cultivating a lifelong love of learning from which other skills and competencies will naturally flow.

Members of the Nelson Mandela Children's Parliament are worried about the amount of alcohol advertising in mainstream media.

Empowering South African girls for the digital age: African Girls Can Code Initiative unleashes the potential of Africas future tech-leaders

PS Kipsang directed all schools to desist from holding any inter-school examinations.

In celebration of Nelson Mandela International Day, the Department of Water and

False qualifications and fake degrees are an increasing problem in South Africa.

School learners in SA are currently enjoying their June-July holidays, but parents may be happy to hear they are approaching an end.

SENATOR Sherwin Gatchalian is pushing for local government units’ (LGUs) stronger involvement in implementing early childhood-care and development (ECCD) programs. Despite the established benefits of early childhood education on a child’s development, Gatchalian insisted that the quality of ECCD services is highly dependent on the LGUs’ financial and budget framework,…

She was sworn in alongside other commissioners

Empowering South African girls for the digital age: African Girls Can Code Initiative unleashes the potential of Africa’s future tech-leaders