Education
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Aid to girl learners in Kroonstad sets the scene for International Women’s Day
Each school received 100 reusable sanitary pad packs, along with cleaning kits and education materials. The pads can be reused for up to five years.
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Breast still best: UWC study warns of false baby food marketing
UWC research reveals widespread baby food labelling violations in supermarkets, with false marketing undermining breastfeeding promotion efforts.
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UWC seminar to examine root causes and impact of gang violence
A one-day seminar, titled “Gangsterism and Social Dysfunction”, will take place on Wednesday 18 March from 08:30 to 17:00 at UWC’s School of Public Health.
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Jong vrou se fietstog oor 1 000km gevul met hoop en geloof
‘n Biokinetikus van Bloemfontein ry nou 1 000km op ‘n fiets tot in Kaapstad om geld in te samel vir akademiese en sportontwikkeling van kinders.
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Free pads initiative to fight period poverty and support girls’ education
Thousands of schoolgirls across the Eastern Cape will receive sanitary pads in a major initiative to address period poverty.
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Leer tegnieke aan om jou stresvlakke te verlaag en die lewe weer te geniet
Verlaag jou stresvlakke en geniet weer die lewe deur effektiewe strategieë en deur van praktiese wenke gebruik te maak.
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Onderwysers al meer aan stres blootgestel – hulplyn nou beskikbaar
Een van die beroepe waar stres en uitbranding al meer ondervind word, is die onderwys. Onderwysers moet twee keer dink voordat hulle ’n kind dissiplineer en konflik moet grootliks vermy word.
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Book characters let out into the wild during Read Aloud Day
Cape Town libraries, schools celebrate World Read Aloud Day 2026 with events featuring mayor, authors, and interactive storytelling.
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Kouga top learner shines at provincial matric awards ceremony
Noluthando Bans tops Kouga, places 2nd in the Sarah Baartman District, and ranks among Eastern Cape’s top 2025 matric achievers.
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MEC on Western Cape matric success: ‘We must commit to excellence’
“No matter what the challenges, improvement is possible, and excellence is possible,” said MEC for Education, David Maynier.
