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Failing to improve literacy levels robs children of a future - Vimarsana News

Failing to improve literacy levels robs children of a future

Failing to ensure SA’s children can read — and understand what they’re reading — is condemning them to a life without a future.

Save The Children, EU's Project SCOPE Transformed Lives Of 19,000 Persons With Disabilities - Vimarsana News

Save The Children, EU's Project SCOPE Transformed Lives Of 19,000 Persons With Disabilities

After three years of implementation Project SCOPE’s efforts to enhance the lives of more than 19,000 persons with disabilities in Parañaque, Taguig, and

Equal Education statement: Gauteng Department of Education signals its commitment to alleviate overcrowding in schools - Vimarsana News

Equal Education statement: Gauteng Department of Education signals its commitment to alleviate overcrowding in schools

23 October 2023 Equal Education statement: Gauteng Department of Education signals its commitment to alleviate overcrowding in schools “We LCs [Leadership Committee Members] and Equalisers would like to thank Equal Education for standing up and fulfilling our wishes of having enough tables and chairs. The teachers and Equalisers are happy about the tables and chairs.…

Right to Read campaign launches in Makhanda - Vimarsana News

Right to Read campaign launches in Makhanda

Civil society and teachers join forces to make early-grade literacy a national priority

Budget cuts will be 'dangerous to the SA economy' - Vimarsana News

Budget cuts will be 'dangerous to the SA economy'

In an open letter released on Tuesday, 17 October, more than 100 South African economists, researchers and civil society representatives called on President Cyril Ramaphosa and Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana to halt severe budget cuts for government entities and departments.