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Buy children books instead of toys, Motshekga tells parents amid concerns over reading - Vimarsana News

Buy children books instead of toys, Motshekga tells parents amid concerns over reading

Basic education minister Angie Motshekga has advised parents to buy children books instead of toys after concerns that eight out of 10 grade 4 pupils cannot read for comprehension.

STEPHEN TAYLOR | Time for action after terrible blow to reading caused by pandemic - Vimarsana News

STEPHEN TAYLOR | Time for action after terrible blow to reading caused by pandemic

South Africa needs more teacher graduates who have been trained to teach reading in the African languages

Bela bill sparks debate about whether parliament should use virtual platforms for public hearings - Vimarsana News

Bela bill sparks debate about whether parliament should use virtual platforms for public hearings

The controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill has sparked a debate among MPs over the use of virtual platforms for public hearings.

Five distinctions in matric, but no Identity document means no varsity - Vimarsana News

Five distinctions in matric, but no Identity document means no varsity

Layani Mkansi thought he would have the world at his feet one day after bagging five distinctions in the matric exams in 2021. But the 20-year-old, who would have qualified for medicine or engineering at university cannot enroll because he does not have an identity document.

Proposed legislation aims to make basic education compulsory - Vimarsana News

Proposed legislation aims to make basic education compulsory

Parents who are not taking their children to school could face jail time of up to 12 months if the department of education has its way.