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Big changes for schools in South Africa – these are the laws being accepted and rejected

THE portfolio committee on basic education has summarised the feedback processed so far in relation to proposed changes to South Africa’s school laws. In a...

NSFAS opens student accommodation registrations

THE National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has officially opened a portal for accommodation providers to register their properties for NSFAS beneficiaries. Once signed in, accommodation providers...

University’s ‘dual identity’ a barrier to black women PASS staff advancement

HELEN SWINGLER The low number of black women senior managers within the university’s professional, administrative and support staff (PASS) reflects an array of challenges to...

Unisa shines at the 2022 World Science Forum

THE first ever World Science Forum (WSF) hosted in South Africa and on African soil was held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre...

CUT men’s soccer team qualifies for the 2023 varsity football competition

Central University of Technology men’s soccer team qualified for the 2023 Varsity Football Tournament held in Secunda, Mpumalanga, from 05 to 09 December 2023....

SA, Italy unite to advance computational research

South Africa is looking to advance basic and computational science development in the country, says higher education, science and innovation minister Dr Blade Nzimande. This,...

Future looks bright for young artisan

When the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) launched the Decade of the Artisan campaign in 2014, Nelisiwe Duba, who was in high...

KZN rolls out 4IR skills and technology development bootcamps

IN a bid to empower youth and ensure that they are equipped to participate meaningfully in the digital economy, KwaZulu-Natal Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube has...

DBE launches probe into matric exam cheating allegations

STAFF REPORTER| THE Department of Basic Education has launched a probe into allegations of cheating in the recent national senior certificate exams involving more than...

Gauteng MEC ‘deeply’ concerned about community violence spilling over to schools

WENDY MOTHATA Community violence often gives rise to subsets of associated violence that impact on schools, according to Gauteng MEC of Education, Matome Chiloane....
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