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Quality councils warn class of 2025 about bogus colleges

South Africa’s education quality councils have told learners and parents to verify institutions and qualifications before registering for post-school studies in 2026, saying that fraudulent and unaccredited providers intensify their marketing around the matric results period.

SA, Mozambique sign higher education cooperation agreement

By Levy Masiteng  South Africa and Mozambique have signed an Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Higher Education and Training, establishing a formal framework...

From verbs to vibes: How trending Nqobile Mhlongo makes Grade 3 epic

In an era where many learners struggle to stay engaged in the classroom, one foundation phase teacher is proving that creativity can, and does, change that.

Dube Ncube unveils R600 million revamp at Univen 

Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Nomusa Dube-Ncube, on Friday officially opened four major infrastructure projects, worth over R600 million, at the University of Venda (UNIVEN), Thohoyandou in Limpopo and praised the institution for improving access by modernising infrastructure.   

Former Rustenburg TVET SRC member arrested for alleged fraud

A former Student Representative Council (SRC) member at Rustenburg TVET College, Tholakele Mdluli (24), has been released on R1 000 bail after being arrested by the Hawks for allegedly misappropriating student funds.

No more National Skills Fund ‘paralysis’ says Manamela at Enterprise Resource Planning launch

The minister said consequence management is in place, with irregular expenditure from past years being cleared, providers held to account, and systems reformed for transparency.

GDE opens late applications for Grades 1 and 8

The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has announced that late applications for Grade 1 and Grade 8 will open on 17 December 2025.

EFF blasts Eastern Cape R500m school infrastructure cut

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in the Eastern Cape have called on the National Treasury to reverse its decision to withhold R500 million in school infrastructure grants from the provincial Department of Education, saying that the move unfairly punishes learners instead of targeting those responsible for alleged misconduct.

Education committee backs BELA Act rollout, but warns language gaps exclude parents

The Portfolio Committee on Basic Education has welcomed progress in implementing the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act, but warned that limiting draft regulations to English and Afrikaans risks excluding communities from shaping key changes to school admissions and language policy.

Pens down parties: Educators call for government to raise alcohol purchasing age

In a nation where the end of high school exams should signal triumph and hope, a troubling ritual of unsupervised “pens down” parties is instead unleashing chaos, claiming lives and shattering families.

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