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South Africa: 14 Years After Court Order, Government Starts Building Special School in Makhanda

Pressure grows for department to eradicate pit toilets

More than 100,000 pupils in the province still use the dangerous pit latrines.

Eastern Cape matric learners suspended over 'sexual misconduct'

The Department said a preliminary report revealed that the school was first alerted to the incident by one of the victims’ parents.

Desperate parents, pupils shut overcrowded Eastern Cape school

Parents of pupils at an overcrowded high school near Bhisho have taken to the streets in protest, accusing the Eastern Cape education department of neglecting it. Pupils from Masihlangane Senior Secondary in Kei Road joined the protest, which shut the school and disrupted traffic along the R63 route on Tuesday morning.

BREAKING | Eastern Cape education head dies after short illness

Eastern Cape head of education department Dr Soyisile Nuku has died. Nuku died after a short illness, several sources within the department confirmed to the Dispatch on Wednesday evening. The Dispatch understands that Nuku's death was confirmed by MEC Fundile Gade to the department's top management on Wednesday afternoon.

Community pushes for dilapidated iQonce school to be rebuilt

Concerned community members in Qonce plan to petition education MEC Fundile Gade in a bid to compel him to rebuild the dilapidated iQonce High School. The online petition platform, change.org, was started by Ginsberg resident and community activist Nhlanhla Mosele in September. About 2,808 signatures have been gathered.

40 schools affected by Port St Johns bloody taxi war as situation remains volatile

EC Education MEC admits 427 schools with pit latrines in province

EC education department made little progress in addressing the pit toilet crisis in schools, with only 21 toilets removed in the past year

Matric maths and science expectations are 'unrealistic'

While some provinces set the bar too low, others have high hopes for their matrics

Gauteng has dismissed the most number of teachers for misconduct, report shows

Experts believe Gauteng has good structures for reporting misconduct and a more assertive populace in terms of rights and responsibilities