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Allan Gray Makers uses Fusion Fest to drive artisan business growth

Allan Gray Makers is pushing for a coordinated trades economy capable of supporting hundreds of thousands of artisan-led businesses by 2035, as the number of unemployed young South Africans reaches five million.

UJ, Barloworld open science centre at rural Limpopo school

The University of Johannesburg (UJ) and Barloworld have opened a new science centre at Hanyani Secondary School in Limpopo, saying it will expand access to practical STEM education for learners in the rural Tshipise area.

Manamela says TVET workplace training backlog could be cleared within a year

Higher Education and Training Minister Buti Manamela says his department could clear a backlog of between 29,000 and 36,000 TVET students needing workplace opportunities within the next year, as it pushes SETAs, colleges and employers to better coordinate training and placements.

UJ researchers honoured at 2026 NRF Awards

Three University of Johannesburg (UJ) researchers have been recognised at the 2026 National Research Foundation (NRF) Awards, with Professor John Maina receiving his fourth A-rating and two emerging scholars honoured for research excellence.

DUT finalises R1.15m Motsepe Foundation allocation for students with historical debt

Durban University of Technology (DUT) has finalised the allocation of a R1.15 million Motsepe Foundation donation to students burdened by historical debt, months after the funding was provided to the SRC.

Public school fees rise faster than inflation as families battle cost of living crisis

Public school fees are rising faster than inflation, adding to the financial pressure on households already struggling with the rising cost of essential goods and services, according to the Competition Commission’s latest Cost of Living Report.

Ntuli calls doctors back to province as UKZN alumni raise funds for future MDs

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has asked doctors trained in the province who are working abroad or elsewhere in South Africa to return home and help strengthen the health system.

SADTU, DA clash over Gwarube and Mweli in textbook catalogue row

The South African Democratic Teachers’ Union (SADTU) has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to sanction Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube over her decision to keep the new Foundation Phase textbook catalogue suspended for the 2027 school year.

Western Cape rolls out ‘Little Ears’ to tackle newborn hearing screening gap

The Western Cape will start rolling out a universal newborn hearing screening programme in three areas later this year.

Dead even, but Paul Roos wins in Marius Schoeman Sevens thriller final

Paul Roos Gymnasium were crowned U17 champions of the Marius Schoeman Sevens on Saturday after surviving a dramatic final against Hoërskool Garsfontein that finished 19-19 after extra time.
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