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Next wave of infrastructure investment must include people, not only platforms

Organisations may have networks, devices and platforms in place, yet still struggle to use technology at scale because the talent pipeline is too thin. 

Memorial today for Vanderbijlpark crash victims, funeral set for Sunday

The driver of the vehicle transporting the learners, Ayanda Dludla, has been charged with 14 counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder.

Getting into university is only the first hurdle for students from rural South Africa. Here’s what comes next

Even when rural students graduate, many describe feeling they have survived higher education rather than thrived in it.

DBE receives R95 million from European Union for school safety initiatives

EU Ambassador to South Africa, Dr Sandra Kramer, said the funding reflected the bloc’s commitment to learner safety and wellbeing in the country.

Royal Yacht Club Sailing Academy wins Cape2Rio

The Cape2Rio Yacht Race is one of South Africa’s most prestigious offshore sporting events.

Death toll rises to 13 in Vanderbijlpark scholar transport crash

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube said she had learned “with deep sadness” of the crash.

Correctional services schools average 94.4% matric pass rate

180 learners from 18 correctional services schools sat for the NSC examinations in 2025.

North West parents pull nearly 100 pupils from Kagiso Barolong Secondary over transport fears, MEC urges return

MEC Viola Motsumi expressed deep concern over the situation, warning that the disruption places learners’ academic futures at risk.

Hybrid learning urged as public universities hit limits on first-year intake

The mismatch between demand and capacity is not new, but it has worsened as record numbers of learners achieve bachelor-level passes.
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