Opinion

WHEN we take a brief look at the history of education, we know that it did not evolve as an end in itself, but...

DR SHIRLEY MAHLASE  THE previous three industrial revolutions leave behind intergenerational, socio-political, economic, environmental, technological legacies in their structures, upon which the Fourth Industrial Revolution...

Monday, 5 October 2020 marks the annual United Nations’ (UN) World Teachers’ Day to celebrate one of the world’s most essential professions, teaching. UNESCO’s...

GOING to school is important for children, but it may be a daunting experience this year due to the pandemic. Returning after months of...

THABO MBEKI FIRST of all I would like to congratulate UNISA, including its Council, Senate, the SRC and the Trade Unions for the bold step...

MARIETTE REYNEKE SINCE the first case of COVID-19 was reported in South Africa, the question of how to manage the country’s schools has been top...

JONATHAN JANSEN THERE is a fraud we seldom talk about. It concerns the way in which the title “professor” is attached to people without any...

WALE AKINYEMI WITH a lot of disruption taking place, what is the workplace of the future going to look like? Different conversations are being had on...

CYRIL RAMAPHOSA A YEAR AGO, almost to the day, thousands of women, men and children marched to Parliament to protest against a spate of rapes...

CYRIL RAMAPHOSA THERE are few callings more important for a person than the call to public service. It is an opportunity to improve people’s lives...