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Eastern Cape matrics show their mettle - Vimarsana News

Eastern Cape matrics show their mettle

Showing resilience in the face of rolling blackouts, vandalism of school infrastructure and sporadic service delivery protests, the 2022 Eastern Cape matrics proved their mettle with a 4.2 percentage point increase in the pass rate.

FULL SPEECH | Load shedding, pandemic has not stopped the class of 2022: Matric pass rate is 80.1% - Motshekga - Vimarsana News

FULL SPEECH | Load shedding, pandemic has not stopped the class of 2022: Matric pass rate is 80.1% - Motshekga

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga announced the matric results for the year 2022. Motshekga lauded the class of 2022 for producing a 80.1% pass rate despite challenges with the pandemic and load shedding.

Source: news24.com
South Africa: Basic Education bids farewell to youth placed in schools for Presidential Youth Employment Initiative - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Basic Education bids farewell to youth placed in schools for Presidential Youth Employment Initiative

Download logoBidding farewell to the youth that were placed in schools for the presidential youth employment initiative in the basic education sector.

DBE employee hospitalised after being assaulted by protestors in Tshwane - Vimarsana News

DBE employee hospitalised after being assaulted by protestors in Tshwane

An employee from the Department of Basic Education had to be hospitalised after protesters stormed its offices in Tshwane.

Source: ewn.co.za
Editorial | Allow full-time schooling - Vimarsana News

Editorial | Allow full-time schooling

At the 7th Basic Education Sector lekgotla this week, Nompumelelo Mohohlwane, an education researcher in the department, presented results of a study on the loss of learning during the pandemic.

Source: news24.com