Monthly Archives: February, 2018

Alec Basson The legitimacy of World University rankings is often questioned because they don't consider the local contexts of higher education institutions, especially those in...

Thabo Mohlala Schooling came to a complete halt on Tuesday this week in QwaQwa and surrounding areas in the Free State province as disgruntled residents...

Bonile Khanyi The University of Cape Town said on Thursday that its Students Housing Department is working as quickly as possible to ensure that all...

Barbara Maregele Charred rubble, shards of glass, tattered clothing and dirty nappies are some of the items dumped on an open strip of land belonging...

Thabo Mohlala The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) seems to be on course to conclude the placement of all Grade 1 and 8 learners in...

Thabo Mohlala Teacher unions have added their voice to the growing criticism of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC)’s recent investment decisions specifically pertaining to Eskom. The...

Ido Lekota The dice are cast for President Jacob Zuma with the ANC wanting him to step down by the end of the week. The ball...

Thabo Mohlala Mangement at Durban University of Technology (DUT) and Sol Plaatjie University have not settled a  labour dispute between them and workers belonging to...

Thabo Mohlala The start of the 2018 academic year seems to have gone well on Monday without any reports of incidences of disruptions across most...

Michael Gaotlhobogwe and Adri Du Toit The African continent is home to a large number of young people – and it simply doesn’t have jobs for...