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Department engages UFS over chemicals found in sanitary products

The Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities (DWYPD) has engaged the University of the Free State (UFS) following the release of a peer-reviewed study identifying endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in various sanitary pads and pantyliners sold in South Africa.

The greatest risk of AI in higher education isn’t cheating – it’s the erosion of learning itself

Public debate about artificial intelligence in higher education has largely orbited a familiar worry: cheating. Will students use chatbots to write essays? Can instructors tell? Should universities ban the tech? Embrace it?

Hisense says technology museum to bridge gap between classroom theory and practical skills

Hisense has said its newly established Technology Museum in Kampala is intended to help Ugandan students translate classroom theory into practical technological skills, as part of efforts to nurture future innovators in one of the world’s youngest populations.

Bishops Diocesan College defend KES Water Polo tournament crown with win over St David’s

By Johnathan Paoli Bishops Diocesan College has successfully defended their King Edward VII School (KES) Water Polo Tournament title on Sunday, overcoming a spirited challenge...

Vodacom foundation rolls out R1.5m School of Excellence at Lavelilanga Secondary in Komani

Vodacom foundation rolls out R1.5m School of Excellence at Lavelilanga Secondary in Komani

Rising star: Senty Maphosa connects youth, ECD practitioners and communities through Jozi My Jozi

In a country where youth unemployment and socio-economic challenges dominate headlines, Senty Maphosa is quietly rewriting the narrative by building community and restoring a sense of dignity and belonging.

Strike on Iranian primary school kills dozens, authorities say

A primary school in southern Iran was struck during Saturday’s joint US-Israeli military operation, killing at least 148 people who were mostly schoolgirls, according to Iranian authorities.

Weekend roundup | Strike on Iranian primary school kills dozens, Vodacom foundation rolls out R1.5m, Manamela says skills development is a mandate

Higher Education Minister Buti Manamela says skills development is central to South Africa’s growth and restoring dignity to previously disadvantaged and vulnerable youth, stressing that it is not a favour but a constitutional mandate of government and its entities.

MQA Lekgotla: Manamela says skills development is a mandate, not a favour

Higher Education Minister Buti Manamela says skills development is central to South Africa’s growth and restoring dignity to previously disadvantaged and vulnerable youth, stressing that it is not a favour but a constitutional mandate of government and its entities.

Winde touts early-grade gains and R1.5bn school build in Western Cape SOPA

Education took centre stage during Premier Alan Winde’s 2026 State of the Province Address on Wednesday night, where he presented improved early-grade test scores, record matric results and expanded school infrastructure as evidence of progress in the province.

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