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Weekend roundup | Mpumalanga education pounces as 23 arrested by Hawks, Gwarube says mother tongue learning is key, DBE says kids lose mother tongue...

The Mpumalanga Department of Education said on Sunday it was monitoring developments after the arrests of 23 people, including senior government officials, in a R114 million corruption case involving the department.

Mpumalanga education ‘closely monitoring’ corruption case after 23 arrested by Hawks

The suspects will appear in the Nelspruit Magistrate’s Court on Monday, where they will face charges of corruption, theft, and fraud.

WATCH: Gwarube says mother tongue learning is bridge to stronger literacy, numeracy foundations

The department’s focus this term is to ensure that all learners can understand the meaning of what is being taught in the classroom.

Most learners lose mother tongue schooling after Grade 3

Children learn best in the language they know best, said the department.

Dube-Ncube says Kheta radio relaunch expands career guidance in official languages

The programme is the first of its kind in Africa, offering free career development services to the public.

100 Shining Stars: The young leaders reimagining South Africa’s future

Since 2018, the programme has recognised young leaders working across 12 categories.

HSRC, University of Mpumalanga sign research partnership deal

The Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) and the University of Mpumalanga (UMP) have signed a memorandum of understanding to promote collaborative research, capacity-building and knowledge-sharing.

Small group of Wits students protest over financial exclusion

Wits students took to the streets of Braamfontein on Friday morning, blocking entrances to the university as they entered day five of protest action over financial exclusion.

Mother-tongue language summit starts in Soweto

Language advocates will on Friday gather in Soweto for an International Mother Language Summit aimed at boosting the use and protection of indigenous languages.

Scenes from 100 Shining stars: Beacons of hope in a time of change

The 100 South African Shining Stars Awards, an initiative by Inside Education since 2018, has become an inspiring fixture on the national calendar, highlighting young trailblazers aged 18–35 who are reshaping communities across the country.

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