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NSFAS faces ongoing challenges amid efforts to stabilise student funding

By Johnathan Paoli The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has provided an update on the student funding process for the 2025 academic year, acknowledging...

Urgent funding reforms needed to bridge ECD gaps

By Thapelo Molefe South Africa’s ambitious goal of achieving universal access to quality early childhood development (ECD) by 2030 is facing a major hurdle -...

Time to measure the return on investment in education

By Edwin Naidu South Africa’s pro-poor policies have had a positive effect on post-apartheid society, particularly in the realm of education. These policies have opened...

Nkabane applauds Pandor on new university position

By Lungile Ntimba Higher Education and Training Minister Nobuhle Nkabane has congratulated former Caniest minister and educator Naledi Pandor on her recent appointment as an honorary...

Govt should have focused on ECD: Ramaphosa

By Thapelo Molefe President Cyril Ramaphosa has admitted that the South African government should have prioritised early childhood development when the country became a democracy. Speaking...

How good are South African kids at maths? Trends from a global study

By Vijay Reddy School mathematics in South Africa is often seen as a sign of the health of the education system more generally. Under the racial...

Healthy eating for children essential to fight SA obesity, says education deputy minister

By Edwin Naidu Eat your veggies! That was the message from Deputy Minister of Basic Education, Reginah Mhaule, during World Obesity Day earlier this month. While...

Curro Esports Indaba shapes the future of gaming and education

By Alicia Mmashakana More than 170 teachers, esport coaches, school managers, tech leaders and esport professionals from South Africa and Namibia recently gathered to share...

Empowering young innovators, a pathway to 5G advancement

By Johnathan Paoli In a showcase of young talent and scientific ingenuity, Otto du Plessis High School learner Christopher May has demonstrated the potential of...

Young scientists to compete at global science fair in Tunisia

By Thapelo Molefe Two promising young South African learners are set to represent the country at the prestigious International Festival of Engineering, Science, and Technology...

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