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Education system must be modified to give every child a fair start: Gwarube

By Johnathan Paoli A “strategic reorientation” of South Africa’s schooling system that places quality foundational learning and teacher development at its core is critical, according...

Elite schools in South Africa: how quiet gatekeeping keeps racial patterns in place

By Samantha Kriger In South Africa, children’s admission to a particular public school is decided by province. Each provincial education department manages its own digital admissions system. The Western...

Women sport veterans share journeys of leadership and empowerment

By Johnathan Paoli University and national women sport veterans have urged young athletes to embrace opportunities, complete their studies and believe in their dreams to...

Business donations help boost skills development at Goldfields college

By Johnathan Paoli Almost R280,000 has been raised for students from Goldfields Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College at a fundraising dinner in...

AI must be an enabler for learning

By Thapelo Molefe The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in South Africa’s higher education sector remains a contested space, but institutions are beginning to acknowledge...

PSC to probe appointment of SETA administrators

By Johnathan Paoli Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela has moved to clarify the process surrounding his controversial appointment of administrators to three troubled...

Safeguarding school nutrition crucial to protecting children’s futures, says Gwarube

By Johnathan Paoli Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube has called on government, business and civil society to join forces in protecting and strengthening the National...

More than 738,000 school applications recorded in Gauteng 

By Levy Masiteng A total of 738,445 Grade 1 and Grade 8 applications were recorded by the Gauteng education department’s online admissions system as of...

MPs warn against Operation Dudula threats to schooling

By Thapelo Molefe Education committee chairpersons in Parliament have condemned Operation Dudula’s threats to disrupt schools in 2026 over the presence of foreign learners, warning...

Former KZN teacher introduces IRIS: SA’s first AI teaching robot 

By Levy Masiteng A robot called IRIS, which can master all subjects from Grade R to tertiary level in all 11 official languages, has been...

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