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Shock increase in fake credentials in South Africa

Mayibongwe Maghina Higher Education Minister Naledi Pandor says there has been an increase of fraudulent qualifications reported to regulatory bodies over the past five years. In...

Violence at South Africa’s schools: Stories that shocked us in 2018

Riaan Grobler South African schools have seen a number of violent incidents this year. In September, the government called on stakeholders to come together and address...

South Africa: Pregnant students kicked out of varsity residence

Karabo Ledwaba University of Zululand has kicked out pregnant students off its residences as a consequence of being pregnant. The commission for gender equality announced yesterday...

Zimbabwean Professor Tawana Kupe appointed vice-chancellor at South Africa’s University of Pretoria

Virgilatte Gwangwa There is a new helmsman to steer the University of Pretoria ship from the next academic year. The university announced the appointment of Zimbabwean...

Africa’s largest nation is slowly embracing women in STEM fields

Festus Iyorah Virginia Odor’s plans for a college education weren’t different from those of thousands of other young Nigerian women. She would study theater art,...

Zimbabwe schools told not to expel pupils without uniform

Lemuel Chekai Zimbabwe Economic Freedom Fighters (ZEFF) has urged government to issue a directive compelling all schools in the country to allow learners without uniforms...

Project in Seychelles hopes to inspire careers in science, technology, engineering

Seychelles News Agency The STEM Extra is an eight-month after-school programme to empower the youth towards pursuing STEM career opportunities by offering an interactive and...

Zimbabwe president launches e-learning kits

Farirai Machivenyika President Mnangagwa yesterday launched smart e-learning kits and exercise books at Girls High School in Harare, as part of efforts to modernise the...

South Africa: R51bn in irregular expenditure could fund free education

Simnikiwe Hlatshaneni The irregular expenditure incurred by government in the last financial year, could have funded the phasing in of free education over the next...

South Africa’s finance minister blames former president for VAT hike

Gaye Davis Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has singled out former President Jacob Zuma’s sudden introduction of fee-free higher education as one of the main reasons for the decision to increase Value...
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