ZEBLON VILAKAZI
WE live in a world characterised by inequality, poverty, economic volatility, globalisation, climate change and ambiguity. In my own country, South Africa, residents have to navigate...
IN HIS REGULAR COLUMEN, Professor Adekeye Adebajo writes about the ongoing legacy and impact of the first African and first Arab United Nation's Secretary...
EARLIER in 2022, South Africa’s Council on Higher Education (CHE), which is responsible for the quality assurance of higher education qualifications, published a comprehensive...
TSHILIDZI MARWALA|
IN an evolving world driven by modern technologies university education is one of the most important aspects of the economy. A study...
IN early 2022, South African public higher education institutions eagerly moved back to face-to-face teaching, learning and engagement, resuming a degree of normalcy after...
By Liesel Grobbelaar, principal consultant at Analyze Consulting
THE pandemic forced universities to adopt various cloud-based technologies. With students being stationed all over the country...
CHANTEL KING|
THE long-awaited ministerial task team report on student funding has not been released to the Cabinet and the portfolio committee for comments...
MAMOKGATHEI PHAKENG
A 2019 study revealed that 78% of university students could not complete their three-year degrees in the allotted time. In fact, over...
