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Schooling: what Kenya’s history can teach South Africa

Brian Levy “Weak governance” is a popular scapegoat for the poor results achieved by South Africa’s education system. And there is no doubt that many aspects of...

Naledi Pandor, a win for social justice and transformation

Thabo Mohlala Thoughtful activism is needed in order to transform the higher education sector. This is what University of Witwatersrand (Wits) Vice Chanclellor Adam Habib...

Matric results: Is our education system delivering? No, say experts.

Thabo Mohlala ANALYSIS The 2017 matric results have elicited animated debates and a wide range of views from various political parties, teacher unions and some education...

We welcome free education but we’re sceptical: Wits, UCT and UKZN SRCs

Bonile Khanyi President Jacob Zuma’s announcement for free higher education has elicited mixed reactions among student activists from various institutions in South Africa. Speaking to...

ANC Conference: Education, health, science and technology high on agenda

Bonile Khanyi Education, health, science and technology will be high on the agenda at the upcoming 54th African National Congress (ANC conference), which will be...

How collaboration between established and disadvantaged schools can better South Africa’s education system

Alan Stuart I was the HOD Intermediate Phase at John Wesley School, connected to Pinetown Methodist Church near Durban. John Wesley Pinetown had been established...

South Africa must do more to keep teachers from seeking ‘greener pastures’

Rian de Villiers Around the world, many teachers are choosing to leave their home countries once they’ve qualified. It’s a global phenomenon, and one that...

Skilled Zimbabweans vow to go back home to rebuild their country

Thabo Mohlala ANALYSIS As reality kicks in following the widespread excitement that greeted the ignominious end of Robert Mugabe’s rule, Zimbabweans will have to roll up...

Classroom Matters: The global education sector needs innovation desperately

Classroom Matters Xolani Majola In this, the first in a series of articles on Classroom Matters, I am trying to highlight the multiplicity of issues attached to...

Gauteng education department hailed for putting the interests of the learners first

Thabo Mohlala The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) always puts the interests of the learners first where it is possible to do so, said Steve...

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