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Ramaphosa: SA must turn freedom into opportunity for young people

Fifty years ago, the youth of 1976 stood up against injustice and demanded the right to learn, to dream and to determine their own future. Their courage helped open the doors of freedom.

OPINION| What Higher Education can learn from Netflix, Spotify and Uber

Students arrive in higher education with mindsets and habits shaped by the digital platforms they use every day.

Youth Day| Santa Shoebox asks SA not to overlook teens

The SSP says older children are often overlooked despite needing practical help and encouragement ahead of adulthood.

Fort Hare tops EC universities in national research rankings

UFH has emerged as the top-performing university in the Eastern Cape for research output, outperforming several institutions and ranking among South Africa's leading research universities.

Youth Month| Sergeant Niemand saddles up for crime fight

Marline Niemand is part of a new generation of police officers using mounted policing to reach areas where vehicles cannot easily tread.

OUTA calls for forensic probe after Inseta suspends CEO Gugu Mkhize

OUTA said that the suspension of Insurance Sector Training Authority CEO Gugu Mkhize should trigger a forensic investigation into governance, procurement and financial management.

Junior Boks expanded squad named ahead of rugby champs

Junior Springboks head coach Kevin Foote has named an extended 38-man training squad as South Africa intensifies preparations for the World Rugby Junior World Championship in Georgia.

Gondwe courts private institutions to expand tertiary access

Deputy higher education minister Mimmy Gondwe has called for private higher education institutions to help expand access for school-leavers, as demand for post-school education and training continues to grow.

Some Western Cape schools closed as severe storm system moves in

Schools in the Eden and Central Karoo Education District in the Western Cape will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday as authorities prepare for severe weather expected to affect large parts of the province.

New KZN tech school will train future engineers, innovators

KwaZulu-Natal has opened a specialised ICT, engineering, and technology school in the Amajuba District, in an effort to expand technical education and prepare learners for jobs in the modern economy.
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