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Despite legal mandates, Limpopo schools still lack proper sanitation facilities, highlighting challenges in basic infrastructure access.

3 April 2024 Media statement: Equal Education to host roundtable to assess the performance of the sixth administration in addressing the education injustices in the Eastern Cape #FixOurSchools  On Tuesday 9 April, Equal Education (EE) in the Eastern Cape will host a roundtable discussion to reflect on the effect of the education budget on school…

CHICAGO (AP) — Not even education can close the pay gap that persists between women and men, according to a recent U.S. Census report. Whether women earn a

The ANC commemorated its 112th anniversary last month, a momentous occasion not only for celebration but also for deep reflection.

Run for Cover Bookstore is pleased to welcome, Natalie Freedman, on June 14 at 6 pm. Natalie Freedman has been an educator and social worker for many years, serving as Director of elementary schools and Director of Social Services for a retirement and nursing home. She has edited the book TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS and…

The Western Cape education minister replies to claims by Dr Seelan Naidoo and Dr Lydia Plaatjies concerning school placement problems in the province.

8 February 2024  Media statement: Ramaphosa’s government: A history of broken promises to school communities Tonight, President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver his State of the Nation Address (SONA) to open the parliamentary year officially, report on the status of the country, and outline his government’s policy priorities for the year. This SONA will be President…

As President Ramaphosa prepares to address the nation on Thursday evening, 8 February, civil society, experts and citizens reflect on the past 30 years.

The spatial divides created during apartheid continue to shape access to quality education in South Africa. Policies that allow or enforce feeder zones for schools often prevent underprivileged pupils from accessing better learning opportunities outside their communities.

President Cyril Ramaphosa must align social grants with food prices, says a group of civil society groups ahead of Thursday's Sona.