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Gwarube: AI can’t replace basic learning

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Speaking at the Education World Forum in London, the minister highlighted South Africa’s efforts to strengthen foundational learning and expand Early Childhood Development.
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Checkers campaign raises R1m for stationery packs for nearly 9 000 learners

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The initiative will help provide learners with school supplies, especially in low-income schools.
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Gauteng records 26 088 new hypertension cases among adults under 45

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Gauteng recorded 69 125 new hypertension cases in the 2025/26 financial year, including 26 088 among adults aged 18 to 44.
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OPINION| Universities must strengthen link between academics, employability

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Employers seek graduates who can demonstrate subject knowledge and practical capabilities.
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Amajimbos team named ahead of U17 Afcon in Morocco

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The tournament runs from 13 May to 2 June and will also serve as qualification for the 2026 FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar.
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All Western Cape schools closed on Tuesday as severe weather batters province

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SAWS has issued an Orange Level 8 warning for disruptive rainfall over Cape Town and other areas in the province.
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Gauteng graduates over 2,500 youth in skills drive to fix schools, hospitals

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Premier Panyaza Lesufi said the initiative was aimed at tackling youth unemployment while addressing deteriorating infrastructure across the province.
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UKZN staffer Phumelele Basi earns PhD at 25 after completing doctorate in two years

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Her doctoral research challenges dominant narratives that frame young women’s heterosexual relationships mainly through risk and vulnerability.
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No-fee, low-fee Western Cape schools earn top marks in evaluations

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The Schools Evaluation Authority's (SEA) evaluators undertook 90 school evaluations and three monitoring visits during the year under review.
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Manamela says SA lacks coherent system to plan skills economy needs

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The minister said South Africa’s skills planning system had long suffered from weak coordination, duplication and poor integration between institutions.
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