Education
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SA education system has not collapsed, but ‘not collapsed’ should never be the standard, warns academic
Academic warns SA education system risks normalising mediocrity as 81% of Grade 4 learners cannot read for meaning in literacy crisis.
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Affordability shapes South Africans’ food choices, UWC study finds
A UWC study finds that affordability, family needs and local food access often shape South Africans’ food choices more than health.
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Keeping healthy in the cold winter months
Does cold air make you sick? Or does wet hair and bare feet on a cold floor cause a cold or flu? Not really, says a spokesperson of Affinity Health.
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Allan Gray Foundation seeks next generation of entrepreneurial leaders
Grade 6 learners in South Africa are urged to apply for the Allan Gray High School Scholarship Programme.
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Who is protecting SA’s future teachers against violence, fear?
From teaching practice to police station: Who is protecting South Africa’s future teachers?
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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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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.










