Education
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Eastern Cape learner wins international gold in science fair
An Eastern Cape young scientist has earned recognition after winning gold at the International Mathematics, Science and Engineering Fair (IMSEF).
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Landwye WOW Telfees wil liefde vir wiskunde aanwakker
Registrasie is nou oop vir die WOW Telfees 2026, ‘n nuwe landwye kompetisie wat syfervaardighede en wiskundige denke bevorder.
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Welkom school closed following community protest
Western Holdings Primary School in Welkom was closed on June 1 due to protests over inadequate learning conditions, including temporary structures that leak and safety hazards. Parents demand action from the Free State department of education, emphasizing the urgency for…
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Studente het geleenthede gemis, sê DA oor beurs-ondersoek
Geld wat by internasionale universiteite bestee is, kon eerder in die Vrystaat aangewend geword het om jongmense op te lei, sê DA in dié provinsie.
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BVHS leerders na ATKV‑Redenaars Nasionale Rondte
BVHS redenaars Lisa Rautenbach en Layya Latiff dring deur na die ATKV Nasionale Rondte – Die skool is ongelooflik trots op hul prestasie.
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FS premier welcomes findings by SIU into flawed FS bursary programme
The Free State Premier welcomed the investigation by the Special Investigating Unit into the flawed bursary programme from 2017/18.
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KEF condemns alleged assault of learners at Luhlaza High School
The Khayelitsha Education Forum (KEF) has lambasted the alleged actions of teachers accused of beating learners at Luhlaza High School in Khayelitsha, saying those responsible should face the full might of the law.
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UFS to stop AI detection software across all faculties
Research suggests AI detection technologies cannot consistently distinguish between human and machine-generated writing.
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Three SA learners on their way to take part in science fair in Turkey
Three learners are on their way to represent South Africa at a international science fair in Turkey from 1 to 6 June.
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UWC scientist (and Rassie) among 38 to receive national orders
UWC’s Prof. Priscilla Baker among 38 to receive national orders from Ramaphosa on Tuesday 19 May – along with Covid-19 researchers and Rassie Erasmus.
