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This week: 2023 Budget Speech, World Day of Social Just... - Vimarsana News

This week: 2023 Budget Speech, World Day of Social Just...

Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana is delivering the 2023 Budget Speech to the National Assembly at Cape Town City Hall.

Operation Dudula threat to remove migrant children from... - Vimarsana News

Operation Dudula threat to remove migrant children from...

Amid a reported campaign by the anti-foreigner group to remove migrant pupils from Diepsloot schools, an Equal Education researcher and an attorney with the Equal Education Law Centre have stressed the importance of recognising the false narrative used to scapegoat foreigners for government fai...

Still no national plan to address SA's reading crisis - Vimarsana News

Still no national plan to address SA's reading crisis

The 2023 Reading Panel report paints a picture of a country in the grips of a reading crisis, with no national plan on how to break free.

Education NGOs condemn Operation Dudula's 'campaign to remove migrant children from schools' - Vimarsana News

Education NGOs condemn Operation Dudula's 'campaign to remove migrant children from schools'

Operation Dudula is campaigning to remove migrant children from schools in Diepsloot, Johannesburg, activist groups advocating for quality and equality in South Africa’s education system said on Monday.

My child should be 'in school right now': Cape Town parents angry, frustrated over unplaced pupils - Vimarsana News

My child should be 'in school right now': Cape Town parents angry, frustrated over unplaced pupils

Scores of pupils in the Western Cape have still not been placed in schools, much to the anger of parents who have since lambasted the Department of Education for 'not caring enough' to make sure all pupils were placed by the end of the month.

Source: news24.com