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An international study has revealed that 81% of grade 4 pupils in SA can’t read for meaning.

Mpisi played a critical role in the province’s basic education sector during his reign and was a firm believer in quality education.



Discovering emerging trends in e-commerce and software development will help improve the shopping experiences for consumers...

These days, the word value has become nebulous amongst both consumers and marketers. Its often misused, overused, and, as a result, has lost a lot of its meaning...

Some companies want an agency that offers the full spectrum of digital services while others might only be looking for a specific skill set...

The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated that digital learning is required now, not in the future, says Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga.Deliver

Stellenbosch University makes Covid-19 information accessible to deaf community By IOL Reporter Share A Stellenbosch University project is aimed at making information about Covid-19 available to the South African deaf community. The project, initiated by third-generation deaf sisters Vanessa Reyneke and Stephanie Lotz, was launched by the Department of General Linguistics in Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. This is after they received numerous pleas for accessib...

KZN schools ready to take on 2021 academic year By Se-Anne Rall Share KWAZULU-NATAL Premier Sihle Zikalala said schools in the province are ready to open for the 2021 academic year. He said considerable progress is being made to address minor outstanding issues and oversight committees will visit schools on the first day. Zikalala was speaking during a media briefing where he gave an update on the provinces readiness for the school year as well as the delivery of the provinces batch of Covid va...

───   13:14 Wed, 27 Jan 2021 The North West Department of Education welcomed back all Senior Management Teams (SMTs) across the province. Earlier this week, all principals, general assistants and non-teaching staff returned to school in preparation for the 2021 academic year following the Minister of Basic Educations amended directions, says Education spokesperson, Elias Malindi.  He adds that the MEC, Mmaphefo Matsemela, announced that the province will return to school und...