Education
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R4.2bn student housing sector proposes win-win solution
Landlords of commune student accommodation face an uphill battle to get accreditation, regardless their contribution to Bloemfontein economy.
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VIDEO: Salvo klink op met opening van Blokhuis-museum
Die Oorlogsmuseum van die Boererepublieke het sy nuutste toevoeging geopen: ‘n Lewensgetroue replika van ‘n Britse blokhuis.
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More than 30 000 teachers resign in five years amid staffing pressures
Over 30 000 South African teachers resigned between 2020 and 2024, worsening staff shortages and increasing workloads in public schools.
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Cape Town baboons face relocation under new safety plan
A safety plan concerning the future of five baboon tribes has been finalised, the City of Cape Town confirmed. This plan includes a sanctuary, fencing as well as a waste…
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Sea Point High bullying incident under investigation by police
Bullying is back in the spotlight after A Grade 8 learner at Sea Point High was allegedly physically attacked by three fellow learners.
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Welkom educator receives national recognition for part played in water education programme
Dikeledi Mokhothu of the Setshabelo Primary School in Welkom, was honored for her role in guiding students to win the Baswa le Meetse 2025 competition, achieving first place nationally.
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MENING | Die instel van verpligte gr. R ‘dapper stap’ maar skep kwelpunte
Die instel van ‘n verpligte gr.R is ‘n edele ideaal, maar in werklikheid nie oral ewe uitvoerbaar nie, met kwessies wat nog nie antwoorde het nie.
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Khayelitsha men gather for dialogue on social issues and mental health
Members of various men’s organisations in Khayelitsha and surrounding areas held a men’s dialogue to discuss issues affecting them.
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Sedibeng TVET College launches state-of-the-art Schneider electric workshop
VEREENIGING – Sedibeng TVET College has officially launched its Schneider Electric workshop, F’SASEC, at its Vereeniging campus in the Vaal Triangle. This sophisticated training facility features world-class benches generously donated…
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Determined Cape Town man studies law despite life obstacles
Before living on the streets, he had worked as an office worker for a non-governmental organisation (NGO) and later as a trade union organiser.
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