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UK offers teachers in Zimbabwe, South Africa R245 000 to relocate – Nehanda Radio - Vimarsana News

UK offers teachers in Zimbabwe, South Africa R245 000 to relocate – Nehanda Radio

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Hammanskraal cholera outbreak: just the latest symptom... - Vimarsana News

Hammanskraal cholera outbreak: just the latest symptom...

Political weakness and cowardice of ANC political office bearers who have surrendered our municipalities to unaccountable public officials and bureaucrats is at the centre of collapsing service delivery systems.

NATHANIEL LEE | Deepening literacy crisis should be a wake-up call - Vimarsana News

NATHANIEL LEE | Deepening literacy crisis should be a wake-up call

There seems to be no end in sight to the education crisis in SASouth Africa if the recent release of the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) 2021 report is anything to go by.

National Reading Plan to be revised as SA grapples with... - Vimarsana News

National Reading Plan to be revised as SA grapples with...

Efforts by the Department of Basic Education to revise its National Reading Plan are under way, with officials pushing a ‘refined focus’ on early childhood and African home language development. However, some parliamentarians are seeking assurance that past mistakes won’t be repeated.

Read the writing on the wall: we face a generational catastrophe - Vimarsana News

Read the writing on the wall: we face a generational catastrophe

We found out this week that 81% of South African grade 4 pupils could not read for meaning in any language, the highest percentage of all 57 participating countries and regions in the study.