Monthly Archives: July, 2020

NYAKALLO TEFU THE Educators' Union of South Africa has expressed support for the decision taken by the school governing bodies (SGBs) and principals of KwaZulu Natal’s...

MASHUDU SADIKE WHILE some schools in Limpopo resumed to a smooth on Monday, most were left without toilets and running water. About 500 000 learners were...

NYAKALLO TEFU TEACHER unions, political parties and parents associations are at loggerheads with the Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga for sending more grades to school. The...

NYAKALLO TEFU GREGORY Klink was more than just a teacher to his learners and fellow educators. He was also a father figure who was loved,...

SANDILE MOTHA AS KwaZulu-Natal welcomed a new cohort of leaners in a phased-in approach to rescue the 2020 academic year, it remains unclear whether they...

A TOTAL of 571 schools in Gauteng have been affected by the coronavirus since the reopening of schools last month, according to MEC for...

IT IS safe to say that everyone’s life has been influenced in some way or another by the stringent COVID-19 lockdown regulations. This includes...

JS RAIPUT THE contours of a post-Corona world are emerging fast; so are the new challenges that every sector will have to face. With the...

THE South African Ministry of Science and Technology in November 2018 introduced the Science and Technology Laws Amendment Bill to the National Assembly. The Bill...

CLASSROOM CORNER Teacher of the Week Teacher: Mercia Mthombeni School: Bunny Khosa Secondary School, Mpumalanga Mercia Mthombeni’s has always wanted to make a difference in her community by...