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Elangeni TVET College raise more than R1 million for infrastructure projects

Elangeni TVET College raised over R1 million for infrastructure development at its third Annual Fundraising Gala Dinner at the Premier Hotel in Umhlanga.  

OPINION | How to decide between pure maths and maths literacy

In the wake of the year-end exams, countless high school students and their parents are faced with the reality that they may need to make a call on whether to continue with Pure Maths or change to Maths Literacy.

Wits launches new cybersecurity Honours and Master’s degrees

The University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) plans to introduce two new postgraduate qualifications in 2026 in order to bolster Africa’s cybersecurity capability.

KZN police hunt bail-jumping uncle accused of trying to kill 9-year-old nephew

Police said Sduduzo Mavundla was arrested 'but somehow released on bail', and did not appear in court.

Grade 4s sit new mother-tongue bilingual exams

A total of 11 948 schools across all nine provinces are implementing Mother Tongue-based Bilingual Education (MTbBE).

Limpopo Impala Cricket caps rising stars for national CSA tournament

The event honoured boys and girls selected to represent Limpopo in the under 13, 16 and 19 divisions at the national tournaments in December.

Buti Manamela | Africa steps forward at G20

The G20 Leaders’ Summit concluded this weekend with the usual choreography of diplomacy, but behind the photo-ops and the carefully weighted communiqués lies a deeper shift that deserves attention, especially from those of us on the African continent.

Gwarube ‘thrilled’ at IBSA leaders’ endorsement

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube has welcomed the endorsement by the leaders of India, Brazil, and South Africa for the establishment of the IBSA Network on Quality Foundational Learning, describing it as a significant step toward uniting Global South partners behind stronger early learning systems.

Early childhood learning at heart of G20 education declaration

Investment in early learning is essential for cognitive and social development, and for the long-term economic resilience of nations.

Gondwe shuts down illegal traditional medicine college in Ladysmith

The department urged students and parents to verify the accreditation and registration of institutions.

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