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A SIU Carbondale team has launched a 2-year project to help educators find effective ways to help students with disabilities & behavioral concerns stay in school thanks to a Grant

The 11th annual Big Muddy New Play Festival is Thursday – Sunday, March 23-26, in SIU’s Christian H. Moe Laboratory Theater, Communications Building, Room 1045.

A push to have a Special Investigation Unit (SIU) report into a R24m toilet tender reviewed and set aside has been rejected by the courts because the Nelson Mandela Bay municipality was only able to prove its dislike of the adverse findings.

The president’s decision to appoint her minister, despite the information at hand, smacks of amateurism if not complicity

Noxolo Kiviet is not the first and sadly will not be the last politician to be accused of scamming the resources of a public university.

The future of newly sworn-in public service and administration minister Noxolo Kiviet hangs in the balance after reports that the Special Investigating Unit is probing her honours and master's qualifications.

Judge Rosaan Kruger said the municipality's challenge was based solely on its aversion or dislike of the findings.

Breaking rank and sticking it to the courts, Dora Nginza workers burned National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union T-shirts outside the hospital on Tuesday, refusing to return to their posts despite an interdict barring them from protesting.

One of SIU Carbondale’s most well-known alumni, Bob Odenkirk, is returning to campus. A ceremony is scheduled for Monday, April 3 from 7-9 p.m. at Shryock Auditorium.

The Labour Appeal Court on Monday interdicted with immediate effect the strike action started last Monday by Nehawu and its members who are employed in an essential service.