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Mbeki: UNISA’s New School of Public and International Affairs Should Avoid Turning Students into Corporate Stooges

Charles Molele - September 27, 20200

THABO MBEKI FIRST of all I would like to congratulate UNISA, including its Council, Senate, the SRC and the Trade Unions for the bold...

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Thumbs Up for Northern Cape Education – Deputy Minister Dr Reginah Mhaule

Charles Molele - September 26, 20200

BASIC Education Deputy Minister Dr Reginah Mhaule has commended the Northern Cape Education Department for its commitment towards improving learning outcomes.

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Government And Nehawu Agree To Continue Engagement On Workplace Issues

Charles Molele - September 25, 20200

GOVERNMENT and the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu) have agreed to continue engagement on issues concerning collective bargaining and...

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Case Law Suggests South Africa Must Do More About Disrupted Schooling

Charles Molele - September 25, 20200

MARIETTE REYNEKE SINCE the first case of COVID-19 was reported in South Africa, the question of how to manage...

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Teacher Of The Week: Limpopo’s Mokhudu Machaba Is Among 10 Finalists Vying For A U$1m Global Teacher Prize 2020

Charles Molele - September 25, 2020 0

NYAKALLO TEFU LIMPOPO Education MEC Polly Boshielo says she is elated after a teacher Mokhudu Machaba from Ngwanamago Primary...

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Student Entrepreneur’s Digital Library Helps Children To Read

Charles Molele - September 21, 2020 0

COMPETING in the 2020 Entrepreneurship Intervarsity competition, University of Cape Town (UCT) student Qhawe Bula and his team have developed a unique...

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#TuksSport: Q&A With Dr Rendani Mulaudzi, Celebrating His 20 Years Of Service

Charles Molele - September 14, 2020 0

Dr. Rendani Mulaudzi joined TuksSport in 2000 as a Sports Manager. In 2007, he was appointed as a Deputy Director. With his...

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How The SASO Nine Trial And Steve Biko Remain Relevant To Student Protests In South Africa

Charles Molele - September 12, 2020 0

ANNE HEFFERMAN STUDENT protests swept across South African campuses in 2015 and 2016 under the banner of #FeesMustFall. The...

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If Universities Won’t Prepare Africa’s Young For The Future, Afia Amanfo’s Studentshub Will

Charles Molele - September 10, 2020 0

WHILE teaching high school students in a rural community in Ghana, Afia Bobia Amanfo came into a deeper realisation of the failings...

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Times Higher Education Ranks NWU Among Top Six Universities In South Africa

Charles Molele - September 9, 2020 0

The latest rankings of world universities by Times Higher Education (THE) are another feather in the cap for the North-West University (NWU)....

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SASCO Demands Establishment Of A Student Bank, Expansion Of NSFAS

Charles Molele - September 7, 2020 0

NYAKALLO TEFU THE South African Students Congress has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to establish a student bank to...

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New York Red Bulls Appoints Ex-Kaizer Chiefs Star Bradley Carnell As Interim Head Coach

Charles Molele - September 7, 2020 0

Bradley Carnell has been named interim head coach by the New York Red Bulls. Carnell, a former South African...

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University of Cape Town Retains Its Spot As The Top Tertiary Institution On The African Continent

Charles Molele - September 2, 2020 0

THE University of Cape Town has retained its spot as the continent’s top university, tying at 155th among more than 1 500 institutions...

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Voice note of Kwara Kekana, Spokesperson : Gauteng MEC for Health

GAUTENG PROVINCE REGISTERS 62% COVID-19 RECOVERIES, SURPASSING THE 100K MARK

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Mbeki: UNISA’s New School of Public and International Affairs Should Avoid Turning Students into Corporate Stooges

Charles Molele - September 27, 2020 0

THABO MBEKI FIRST of all I would like to congratulate UNISA, including its Council, Senate, the SRC and the...

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Case Law Suggests South Africa Must Do More About Disrupted Schooling

Charles Molele - September 25, 2020 0

MARIETTE REYNEKE SINCE the first case of COVID-19 was reported in South Africa, the question of how to manage...

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OPINION: Professorships Must Be Earned

Charles Molele - September 12, 2020 0

JONATHAN JANSEN THERE is a fraud we seldom talk about. It concerns the way in which the title “professor”...

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Zimbabwe Teachers Union Rejects UNICEF Push to Keep African Schools Open During Pandemic

Charles Molele - September 25, 2020 0

HARARE - Schools across Africa are slowly reopening after months of remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic. But Zimbabwe's teachers union is...

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Eastern Cape: Isolation Sites Identified For Matriculants Who May Test Positive For COVID-19 During Trial Exams

Charles Molele - September 23, 2020 0

THE Eastern Cape MEC for Education Fundile Gade says matriculants at the Ethembeni Secondary School who tests positive for COVID-19 will be...

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Kenyan Teachers Ordered Back to School To Prepare For Reopening

Charles Molele - September 22, 2020 0

NAIROBI: The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) on Monday ordered both primary and secondary school teachers to report back to learning institutions by...

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Student Entrepreneur’s Digital Library Helps Children To Read

Charles Molele - September 21, 2020 0

COMPETING in the 2020 Entrepreneurship Intervarsity competition, University of Cape Town (UCT) student Qhawe Bula and his team have developed a unique...

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24 million Students Could Drop Out Of School Due To The Coronavirus Pandemic, UN Says

Charles Molele - September 21, 2020 0

THE disruption to schools caused by the coronavirus pandemic constitutes a “global education emergency” that threatens to derail the education of at least...

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Old School Sports Gear To Aid Children In Khayelitsha Township, Cape Town

Charles Molele - September 21, 2020 0

WOODBURY — Nonnewaug High School in Connecticut, US, is sending old sports equipment to an impoverished section of Cape Town, South Africa...

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Teacher of the Week: Table View Primary Celebrates Principal’s 50th Birthday With #JerusalemaChallenge

Charles Molele - September 21, 2020 0

CLASSROOM CORNER| TEACHER: WAJ GOUWS SCHOOL: Table View Primary School, Western Cape TABLE...

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Teacher Of The Week: Limpopo’s Mokhudu Machaba Is Among 10 Finalists Vying For A U$1m Global Teacher Prize 2020

Charles Molele - September 25, 2020 0

NYAKALLO TEFU LIMPOPO Education MEC Polly Boshielo says she is elated after a teacher Mokhudu Machaba from Ngwanamago Primary...

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Health Education Could Benefit Neurotic College Students

Charles Molele - September 25, 2020 0

COLLEGE students are under a lot of stress, even more so lately due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on certain personality types,...

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COVID-19: This Is What Worries Young People The Most

Charles Molele - August 16, 2020 0

IT’S often said viruses don’t discriminate. But how the COVID-19 pandemic affects you varies greatly depending on many factors – in particular,...

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SPECIAL REPORT| How Africa May Lose Out On The Race To Solve The COVID Conundrum

Charles Molele - August 6, 2020 0

WANJOHI KABUKURU TWO French medical Professors Camille Locht of the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (INSERM)...

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World’s First COVID-19 Vaccine? A Ray of Hope as Russia’s Sechenov University Successfully Completes Human Trials

Charles Molele - July 13, 2020 0

MOSCOW| As the world races to come up with an effective vaccine against Covid-19, Russia has become the first country to successfully...

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Health Minister Zweli Mkhize Says Eastern Cape COVID-19 Scooters Are Not Suitable Ambulances

Charles Molele - July 10, 2020 0

EASTERN Cape scooter ambulances don't meet the basic criteria for patient transport as an ambulance. This was the response...

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Coronavirus Breakthrough: Trials For New Vaccine Set To Begin From Wednesday, Says Wits Scientists

Charles Molele - June 23, 2020 0

NYAKALLO TEFU WITS SCIENTISTS have revealed that the university is set to launch the first clinical trials of...

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Zimbabwe Teachers Union Rejects UNICEF Push to Keep African Schools Open During Pandemic

Charles Molele - September 25, 20200

HARARE - Schools across Africa are slowly reopening after months of remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic. But Zimbabwe's teachers union is...

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Kenyan Teachers Ordered Back to School To Prepare For Reopening

Charles Molele - September 22, 20200

NAIROBI: The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) on Monday ordered both primary and secondary school teachers to report back to learning institutions by...

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24 million Students Could Drop Out Of School Due To The Coronavirus Pandemic, UN Says

Charles Molele - September 21, 20200

THE disruption to schools caused by the coronavirus pandemic constitutes a “global education emergency” that threatens to derail the education of at least...

World

Copperbelt University: Zambia’s President Mourns Death of Good-Luck Fish

Charles Molele - September 12, 20200

THE death of a giant fish, fondly called ‘Mafishi, which lived for over 3 decades, in a pond, at one of Zambia‘s...

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UNICEF: ‘Education Emergency’ As Third Of World’s Children Lack Remote Learning

Charles Molele - September 6, 20200

ONE in three schoolchildren across the world have been unable to access remote learning during coronavirus school closures, the U.N. children’s agency...

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