Janice Matthews
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Gwarube says matric pass rates must no longer define education quality, calling for greater focus on learner progression and key skills.
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The Department of Basic Education has declared itself ready for the 2026 National Senior Certificate examinations, with nearly one million candidates registered to write.
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No new dead sardines have been reported since 10 September as laboratory testing resumes to investigate pilchard herpesvirus.
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A 36-year-old pastor has been arrested in Diepsloot in connection with the murder of a four-month-old baby and the alleged rape of her mother.
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Cape Town has launched South Africa’s first metro-built hybrid power plant in Atlantis, with projected savings of R400 million over 20 years.
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This week’s top stories include a teen’s dog attack, a fatal crash, a major crayfish seizure, El Niño warnings and fresh questions over Jacob Zuma’s health.
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Tangible, founded at Nelson Mandela University, earns national recognition for its academic and social impact in coding education.
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Trump backs plans to livestream Nidal Hasan’s execution for the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, despite bipartisan criticism and human rights concerns.
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IEC welcomes Electoral Court dismissal of MK Party’s 2024 election challenge as preparations continue for the November local government elections.
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The death toll from a tavern shooting in Wedela, west of Johannesburg, has risen to 18, with police confirming that two of the victims were Lesotho nationals.
