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HOW MANY MORE PUPILS WILL BE HURT OR KILLED AS THEY ATTEMPT TO REACH SCHOOL?

Equal Education In August 2017 alone, seven pupils died and 21 more were injured as they made their way to and from public schools in...

How corrupt local officials kill decent education in Africa

Maty Konte There’s no disputing that many African countries’ education systems are in trouble. Despite significant investment and some improvementslinked to the push to achieve the...

How to encourage literacy in young children (and beyond)

Louise Phillips and Pauline Harris How can parents best help their children with their schooling without actually doing it for them? This article is part of our...

Schooling: what Kenya’s history can teach South Africa

Brian Levy “Weak governance” is a popular scapegoat for the poor results achieved by South Africa’s education system. And there is no doubt that many aspects of...

Here’s why all parents should vote in the School Governing Body elections

Thabo Mohlala Thursday marked the start of the election of School Governing Body (SGBs) members across the country. Scheduled to take place until the end...

DUT strike: So near, yet so far, but parties are upbeat they will sign

Thabo Mohlala Durban University of Technology is on knife-edge as parties are under pressure to settle and bring to an end one of the longest...

Why education is expensive in South Africa

Siyabonga Hadebe Education is very expensive in South Africa. It costs a whopping R19,500 to R21,500 a year to attend an average government fee-paying school....

The case against free higher education: why it is neither just nor ethical

Sean Archer South Africa’s just-ousted Minister of Finance committed another R57 billion to higher education and training over the next three years. In his first (and last...

Naledi Pandor asks the public to weigh in on improvements in higher education via Twitter

Bonile Khanyi Newly appointed Minister of higher education and training Naledi Pandor posted a Twitter poll on Wednesday, asking South Africans which areas within...

South Africa’s reading crisis is a cognitive catastrophe

John Aitchison When the late Black Consciousness leader Steve Biko published his seminal book, “I write what I like”, in 1978 it wasn’t about individual...

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