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Deputy Minister in the Presidency Nonceba Mhlauli urged learners at Louwville High School in Vredenburg to embrace “curiosity” as she handed over a Mobile Digital Library.

Two Gauteng learners have been killed in separate stabbing incidents, raising renewed concern over violence affecting school communities.

Autumn graduation season has started at South African universities, with Wits, UJ and Rhodes already hosting ceremonies, while Limpopo, the University of the Free State, Mpumalanga and Pretoria are due to hold graduations in April and May.

A call for business to open its doors to young people and help bridge South Africa’s skills gap took centre stage at the 2nd Youth Skills and Business Imbizo held in Midvaal on Monday.

Students say the course was not part of the programme curriculum when they applied, were accepted, and enrolled, but that it is now being enforced as a requirement for graduation.

The result was a setback for the South Africans after their dominant opening win over Ghana on Saturday.

The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s head of dermatology, Professor Ncoza Dlova, has been named one of the inaugural recipients of the Beiersdorf Icons of Care Award.

The Democratic Alliance has asked Parliament’s higher education committee to summon ETDP SETA’s leadership after Auditor-General findings showed serious record-keeping and internal control failures, with R637.6 million in grant expenditure allegedly not being substantiated.

By Cyril Ramaphosa Last week, surgeons at Mankweng Hospital in Limpopo completed a remarkable operation.A team of doctors, nurses and other health workers successfully separated...

The administrator of the Services Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA), Lehlogonolo Masoga, has condemned what he described as a culture of intimidation and victimisation of whistleblowers, warning that it undermines governance and cripples the entity’s performance.