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Teaching mathematical statistics: one lecturer’s way of testing what students understand

It’s getting tougher to assess how much university students have learnt.

Manamela tells university convocations to end division, back reform

He told alumni that their responsibility to their institutions did not end at graduation.

Letsike urges tourism sector to turn women’s inclusion into economic power

The deputy minister said young women, persons with disabilities and people living in rural areas are the most excluded when it comes to tourism transformation.

DHET revives long-delayed Ekurhuleni university project

The project was originally announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa in his 2020 State of the Nation Address.

School principal summoned over alleged R2.9 million RAF fraud

The Hawks said the principal faces charges linked to allegedly contradictory claims submitted after a motor vehicle accident in 2017.

Committee demands list of foreign academics after SIU flags visa corruption

The DHET has acknowledged the important role foreign academics play in addressing STEM shortages.

Vaal scholar-transport crash case postponed to April

Ayanda Dludla has abandoned his bail application and will remain in custody while police investigations continue.

Over 100,000 NSFAS appeals processed as funding disputes continue

About 9,000 appeals remain pending, largely because applicants still need to provide outstanding documentation.

ANALYSIS| Education takes 23.7% of non-interest spending in 2026/27 budget

South Africa’s spending on education reflects its status as a core development indicator. Allocations to programmes such as school nutrition and Early Childhood Development (ECD), which formally enrols children into education as early as four years old, exceed global benchmarks on education spending.
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