Some Thembelihle pupils find schools, while others wait

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• Thembelihle pupils locked out of schools yet again
• Overflowing schools turn their backs on unwanted pupils

After strikes, UKZN extends financial aid deadlines

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• UKZN’s VC made ‘solemn oath to be impartial'
• Controversial UKZN audit under wraps
• UKZN privatisation dispute rolls on

Motshekga lays down the law for teachers

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• Intervention needed in EC education department
• Education system making progress, says Motshekga
• Schools go without, but workbook JV gets thumbs up
• 'Most school governing bodies don't work'
• Motshekga urges parents' involvement in schools

Intervention needed in EC education department

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• Education system making progress, says Motshekga
• Motshekga urges parents' involvement in schools
• Cosatu intervenes to end E Cape teachers' go-slow
• E Cape department pleads for R15m lifeline to pay teachers

Foreigners marginalised by policy

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• The burden of being 'illegal'
• Lifting the veil on migrants and myths
• Refugees 'barred' from schooling

Put teacher development first

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• A delicate balance
• The school that the whole community built
• Taking the professional road

Nzimande juggles another governance crisis

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• Axed TUT vice-chancellor to hang on to R2.2m salary
• Walter Sisulu University placed under administration
• Report accuses Unizulu council of corruption
• Blade appoints governance assessor to VUT

Blade appoints governance assessor to VUT

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• Report accuses Unizulu council of corruption
• Walter Sisulu University placed under administration
• Axed TUT vice-chancellor to hang on to R2.2m salary

Education system making progress, says Motshekga

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• Motshekga urges parents' involvement in schools
• 'Most school governing bodies don't work'
• Most public schools still lack workbooks
• Schools go without, but workbook JV gets thumbs up
• President Zuma's State of the Nation address

Keeping quality in check

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Nylon Marishane, a Univen senior lecturer, told a workshop in Thohoyandou, Limpopo, that some foreign students are unable to complete their studies when their study permits expire. (Madelene Cronjé) Read more

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