Monthly Archives: October, 2020

NYAKALLO TEFU Equal Education (EE), Equal Education Law Centre (EELC) and SECTION27 say according to the latest court-ordered progress report from the Department of Basic...

RHODES University Business School held its 6th annual Archbishop Thabo Makgoba Annual Lecture this week and due to COVID-19 protocols, this prestigious event was...

Samantha Kemp has two children at home and about 50 others in her classes whom she treats like they were her own. Kemp was recently...

THESE unprecedented times are a reminder to all of us about the importance of science and its impact on society. Citizens face significant cognitive...

A NEW deal to televise and live stream more secondary school sports in New Zealand has attracted significant attention and debate. First XV secondary school...

SIMANGELE ZUMA TO provide support to the learners during the tough times of the Coronavirus pandemic, the Department of Student Recruitment at the Durban University...

WHEN we take a brief look at the history of education, we know that it did not evolve as an end in itself, but...

NELSON Mandela University has appointed human rights activist and eminent scholar, Professor André Keet, as its new Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Engagement and Transformation. Prof Keet has...

DR SHIRLEY MAHLASE  THE previous three industrial revolutions leave behind intergenerational, socio-political, economic, environmental, technological legacies in their structures, upon which the Fourth Industrial Revolution...

PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa says government was working tirelessly to resolve infrastructure problems at South African schools such as sanitation, water, electricity, proper and safe...