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Youth Day 2020: 50% Unemployment Rate Among Young South Africans Is A Key Concern, says Professor Tawana Kupe

Charles Molele - June 16, 2020 0

YOUTH DAY is an annual national holiday in South Africa which commemorates the 1976 uprising by black learners against an unjust...

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OPINION| Eric Molobi, George Floyd and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Charles Molele - June 15, 2020 0

TSHILIDZI MARWALA THE FUNDAMENTAL need for social and physical distancing during Covid-19 has made it imperative that we...

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World’s Poorest Children Are Missing Out On Vital Early Education, Campaigners Warn

Charles Molele - June 13, 2020 0

SOME of the world’s poorest children are missing out on vital education in the first few years of their lives because...

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COVID-19: Mmusi Maimane On Why Schools Are Not Ready To Open

Charles Molele - June 8, 2020 0

MMUSI MAIMANE WHILE MANY may know me as a political figure in South Africa, I am also a...

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No School Should Re-open Until All Necessary Precautions Are In Place – Ramaphosa

Charles Molele - June 1, 2020 0

CYRIL RAMAPHOSA After 65 days of a nation-wide lockdown, the country is today starting a new phase in its...

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Africa Day: From A Pre-colonial To A COVID-19 Post- University

Charles Molele - May 25, 2020 0

DR MUNYARADZI MUSHONGA As we virtually celebrate Africa Month in 2020, it is worth reflecting on the journey...

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Africa Month: The Continent Must Unite Around The Cardinal Values of Ubuntu

Charles Molele - May 22, 2020 0

DR MARINKIE MADIOPE In IsiZulu, there is a saying that goes, ‘indlela inbuzwa kwa ba...

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COVID-19: How To Ensure Continuity Of Education In Africa

Charles Molele - May 21, 2020 0

THE COVID-19 pandemic has drastically hit the world since its outbreak in late 2019 with a lot of infections and death....

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4IR: A Rapidly Changing World And The Need To Adapt Post COVID-19

Charles Molele - May 17, 2020 0

PROFESSOR MAMOKGETHI PHAKENG The COVID-19 pandemic has brought into sharp focus our rapidly changing...

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‘We must find new ways to bridge the digital divide’ – UP Vice-Chancellor on World Telecommunication and Information Society Day

Charles Molele - May 17, 2020 0

TAWANA KUPE The internet has changed our lives. Today, in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic, thousands of...

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Litigating The Right To Education In SA – An Overview Of Some Of The Most Important Cases Of The Last 10 Years

Charles Molele - August 12, 2020 0

The following op-ed is written by Ona Xolo of the Legal Resources Centre. THE basic education system in South...

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Over 4 000 Gauteng Teachers Above Age 60 Forced To Retire Due To COVID

Charles Molele - August 10, 2020 0

NYAKALLO TEFU WHEN schools reopen in Gauteng on August 24, many teachers might not be there.

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60% Of Private Schools Risk Closing Down Due To Financial Challenges, Non-payment Of School Fees By Parents

Charles Molele - August 10, 2020 0

CHARLES MOLELE and NYAKALLO TEFU At least 60% of private schools risk closing down due to financial challenges, particularly...

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Food Security: Many Revolutions Were Started Because Of Hunger, Says Professor Thuli Madonsela

Charles Molele - August 10, 2020 0

“Many revolutions have been started not because of philosophies, but because of hunger."This stark warning about the potential impact that the Covid-19...

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#TuksTennis: Tuks Player Motivated After Being On Court With Tennis Legends

Charles Molele - August 10, 2020 0

THERE ARE not many Tuks athletes who at 15 can boast of having rubbed shoulders with two of...

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Litigating The Right To Education In SA – An Overview Of Some Of The Most Important Cases Of The Last 10 Years

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