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IFP President on a Campaign Trail in Mpumalanga Province

As the IFP’s election campaign gains momentum nationwide and the election date draws closer, IFP President Velenkosini Hlabisa MP will take the IFP’s election…

Pens down: Three pupils lose their lives!

A pens down party ended deadly for Mnyamande High School pupils.

IFP calls to ban 'pens down' parties

KZN Education Department seeks advice on ancestral calling incidents, cultural practices in schools

KZN school faces serious allegations of embezzlement, overcrowding and teachers fighting

KZN's dire shortage of principals, deputies

KZN’s dire shortage of principals, deputies By Thami Magubane Share DURBAN - MORE than 1 000 schools across KwaZulu-Natal are operating without school principals and other senior managers who are critical for the proper functioning of educational institutions. A report on vacancies by the provincial Department of Education shows that across all districts there are 1 082 vacancies for principals, 283 for deputy principals and 617 for heads of department, bringing the total to 1 982 vacancies. The figures ware revealed by the provincial department yesterday. The revelation has angered opposition parties who argued that the situation places pressure on already overburdened teachers while compromising the quality of education. A school principal said having a permanently appointed principal was critical to the functioning of a school, he said a full-time appointee commanded the respect of the staff and was able to make decisions that an acting principal could not make.