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WATCH: Gwarube says mother tongue learning is bridge to stronger literacy, numeracy foundations

The department’s focus this term is to ensure that all learners can understand the meaning of what is being taught in the classroom.

Most learners lose mother tongue schooling after Grade 3

Children learn best in the language they know best, said the department.

Dube-Ncube says Kheta radio relaunch expands career guidance in official languages

The programme is the first of its kind in Africa, offering free career development services to the public.

100 Shining Stars: The young leaders reimagining South Africa’s future

Since 2018, the programme has recognised young leaders working across 12 categories.

IEC to host annual tertiary student democracy campaign in North West

The campaign will take place at Taletso TVET College in Zeerust.

Fort Hare VC: Political forces orchestrated campus violence to remove me

Professor Sakhela Buhlungu's comments come amid sustained pressure from multiple quarters calling for his removal.

Junior Boks ready for bruising Georgia tour ahead of international season

The tour is a critical test of the squad’s mental resilience and tactical flexibility in hostile conditions.

SONA| Ramaphosa says Grade R to be made compulsory

Making the grade compulsory would give children a good start, the president said.

Cape Peninsula University students hold protest outside SONA

Scores of students from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) are staging a picket roughly 100 metres from the Cape Town City Hall while President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered the State of the Nation Address (SONA).

Joburg ramps up youth role in air quality policy ahead of Wanderers conference

Children and young people in marginalised communities are disproportionately affected by air pollution, according to the city.
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