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The sport fraternity mourns Mam’Winnie

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Mosibodi Whitehead Madikizela-Mandela saw football as one of the tools for economic freedom. Her passing on Easter Monday leaves a significant void in South African...
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Cheating in sport, an old problem

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Mosibodi Whitehead This week the world of sport was thrown into a tailspin by the disgraceful actions of the Australian cricket team in the third...
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Alien – The imposter syndrome in the teaching and learning environment

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Gugulethu .K. Radebe I started my journey as an educator at an all-girls private high school in Durban. I was a former learner at the...
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Equal Education calls for Education Minister Angie Motshekga’s dismissal

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Thuletho Zwane Equal Education has called for the dismissal of Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga and Eastern Cape Education MEC Mandla Makupula. This comes after another...
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Plans to fix infrastructure in schools aren’t being implemented

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Amanda Rinquest Dear Angie Motshekga As learners of the Eastern Cape we are not happy about our toilets in our schools. They are unflushable and that...
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Curriculum dynamics continues to fail teachers and learners in South Africa

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Matthew Botsime In my previous article I argued that the school did not prepare us for the future. I made the argument that, essential life...
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The Fin.Lit Corner: Lesson 3 for ages 11-13, compound interest

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Mduduzi Luthuli Most parents excel when it comes to teaching safety and good manners, but with money few know where to start. Money skills can be...
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Cricket South Africa: getting transformation right

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Mosibodi Whitehead One only has to look at the way in which Kagiso Rabada grabbed headlines this week to appreciate the way in which South...
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African board games should be introduced into the classroom

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Rebecca Y. Bayeck When most of us think about learning, we imagine a teacher and a classroom. In reality most of the things we know,...
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After school clubs aren’t always safe spaces: what should be done about it

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Nicole De Wet Young people around the world are encouraged to get involved in extracurricular activities. These range from choirs and drama clubs to sports...
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