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SRC demands long-term Solutions as UCT Council grants concessions

By Thapelo Molefe The Students Representative Council at the University of Cape Town has welcomed the University Council’s decision to grant concessions to some students...

UJ and Gauteng work together to improve human settlements

By Levy Masiteng  The Gauteng human settlements department and the University of Johannesburg (UJ) have joined forces to revolutionise human settlements in the province.  The partnership...

Higher education committee chastises Wits for failing to adequately prioritise students

By Johanthan Paoli The Portfolio Committee on Higher Education has chastised the University of the Witwatersrand for what it describes as a concerning lack of...

G20 an opportunity for including youth in global politics

By Johnathan Paoli The Gauteng government has emphasised the importance of collaboration with higher learning institutions, underscoring the need for inclusive discussions that involve young...

New NSFAS board members announced

By Akani Nkuna Higher Education and Training Minister Nobuhle Nkabane has revealed the members of the new board for the National Student Financial Aid Scheme. The...

Bumpy start for 2025 tertiary academic year

By Johnathan Paoli, Lungile Ntimba and Amy Musgrave The growing financial strain on South African universities has fuelled a wave of student protests nationwide, highlighting...

SIU closing in on corruption at NSFAS, but no one’s behind bars yet

By Edwin Naidu The wheels of justice may turn slowly in South Africa, but the signs appear promising, to borrow a cliché, that the axe...

Programme renewed for Black academics

By Akani Nkuna The National Research Foundation and the FirstRand Empowerment Foundation have renewed their collaboration to advance the Black Academics Advancement Programme (BAAP). This partnership...

Mathematics adds up to a better future

By Edwin Naidu One of the standout subject performances in the 2024 matric exams was the improvement in mathematics. While the record-breaking 87.3% matric pass...

Psychology in democratic South Africa: new book explores a post-apartheid journey

By Liezille Jacobs When apartheid ended in 1994, South Africa underwent significant social and political transformation. A key aspect of this shift was the push...

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