Opinion

The tragic murder of Uyinene Mrwetyana made this painfully clear. Her story is a stark reminder that the route between where a student lives and where they study is just as critical to their safety as what happens inside the lecture hall.

Data-informed decision-making requires institutions to establish where each student is in their academic journey, where they need to be, and what intervention is most likely to close the gap.

Support systems need to be visible, accessible, and proactive -- reaching students before they have to ask for help.

A new wave of context-specific innovation is proving that high impact does not always require high bandwidth.

Organisations may have networks, devices and platforms in place, yet still struggle to use technology at scale because the talent pipeline is too thin. 

Even when rural students graduate, many describe feeling they have survived higher education rather than thrived in it.

Normalising academic support and goal-setting conversations at home and in communities can significantly improve learner outcomes.

Behind every degree lies a community that dared to dream differently.

By Siviwe Gwarube November marked a profound shift in global education diplomacy. From the historic G20 Leaders’ Summit held for the first time on African...

An interdisciplinary approach enhances critical thinking and fosters innovation.