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Monthly Archives: September, 2020

Schools

Parliament Concerned About Post-lockdown Disruption of Schooling In Some Provinces

Charles Molele - September 3, 2020

NYAKALLO TEFU THE Select Committee on Education and Technology, Sports, Arts and Culture has raised concerns about the disruption of schooling, often by disgruntled community...

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Oxford Is Best University In World But Cambridge Drops To Sixth

Charles Molele - September 3, 2020

OXFORD has been ranked first in an international league table of universities for a fifth year in a row. According to the Times Higher Education...

Universities

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

Charles Molele - September 2, 2020

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

Schools

South Africa: Back-to-School in the Time of Covid-19 Poses Major Challenges for South African Teachers

Charles Molele - September 2, 2020

LAURA ANGELA BAGNETTO SECONDARY school teacher Nikiwe Ndlovu was looking to go back to school last month after lockdown in iLembe District, a rural area...

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Achievements in the Basic Education Sector celebrated under 30 Years of Democracy

Progress? Yes! But corruption and poor delivery deny learners their rights

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UP celebrates women in sport during brunch event

Minister warns of action against bogus institution

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