Unsung and underpaid
Too many of those who care for young children lack recognition and career development.
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Unsung heroes nurture early growth
The unsung heroes of the early childhood development sector are often middle-aged black women who still remain largely unsupported by the government.
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SA's children in danger
Only a minority of South Africa's children are enrolled in the programmes they need for their early development.
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The cries SA can't ignore
Childcarers and educators say the same thing: early neglect of children is catastophic for later learning.
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Revved up, but too many speed bumps
The early childhood development agenda can be accelerated if it heeds findings of new research, writes Shirin Motala.
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Twitter directors launch new online sharing sites
Ev Williams and Biz Stone have launched two new websites in what they hope will prompt an "evolutionary leap" in online sharing.
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All fired up for growth
Making headway in a market dominated by huge capital outlay and high labour costs and international competition from Chinese producers is no mean feat
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Lonmin on edge again after arrests
Although the National Union of Mineworkers has welcomed the police action, mine workers want their colleagues freed, writes Kwanele Sosibo.
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Early-childhood pioneer turns 30
Ntataise, an NGO specialising in early childhood development (ECD), will celebrate its 30th anniversary at its annual conference this week.
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Marikana commission of inquiry revealed
From who the most efficient lawyer is to whose testimony has been most emotive, Kwanele Sosibo relays an insider's perspective of the inquiry.
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