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WATCH: Access, not talent, is holding girls back in tech, says OWLAG

The academy marked International Girls in ICT Day by urging greater access, exposure and confidence for girls in technology.

KZN Education denies Hlomuka interfered in district office lease deals

The department said the MEC's role was limited to policy oversight and strategic leadership.

Gwarube tells SA to read its way out of literacy crisis

The minister made the call during the national World Book and Copyright Day commemoration.

Revised isiXhosa Bible sent to print in milestone for language standardisation

The Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) and the isiXhosa Bible Review Committee of the Bible Society of South Africa on Thursday handed over the revised isiXhosa Bible for printing.

UKZN athletes scoop provincial honours, national accolades

UKZN is celebrating a strong run of sporting success after its athletes and coaches secured provincial honours, national recognition, and key squad selections.

US funding cuts hit critical science projects, says Gina

The funding cuts have severely affected HIV prevention programmes in South Africa, among others, just as government starts rolling out lenacapavir,

Tests detect E. coli in drinking water at 20 SA schools

At least 20 schools across South Africa have been found to have dangerously unsafe drinking water contaminated with E. coli, according to the latest findings from the WaterCAN Schools Water Testing Project.

KZN Education advertises 3,002 school leadership posts

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education has advertised 3,002 school-based promotional posts, including positions for departmental heads, deputy principals and principals, in a move aimed at filling leadership vacancies across the province’s public schools.

KZN schools get table tennis boost from China

Twenty-five schools in KwaZulu-Natal received new table tennis equipment this week, during an official handover led by Deputy Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture Bertha Peace Mabe at Gardenia Primary School.

Broken school-to-work transition leaves youth uncertain and fragmented, Presidency warns

Gaps between education and employment are leaving many young South Africans struggling to enter the labour market, Deputy Minister in the Presidency Nonceba Mhlauli said on Tuesday, warning that the current system is failing to provide clear pathways into work.
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