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Ryan Hoffmann
Bullets and books
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
&
David Macfarlane
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4 Mar 2011
Violent conflicts in sub-Saharan Africa have choked the growth of literacy in the region, a major Unesco report released this week says.
Cabinet lifeline for EC schools
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
&
Amanda Strydom
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4 Mar 2011
For the first time since 1994, national government has invoked legislation and taken over the running of a provincial education department.
Cosatu: ‘Get to school on time!’
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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2 Mar 2011
Trade union federation Cosatu has thrown its weight behind an education NGO's campaign to encourage learners to get to school on time.
UniZulu students want classes again
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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1 Mar 2011
Student representatives at the strife-torn University of Zululand are hopeful that academic activity will resume at the institution on Wednesday.
Law ‘should force govt to act’ on education crisis
Article
David Macfarlane
&
Ryan Hoffmann
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22 Feb 2011
Inequality across schools is so extreme that legislation should be amended to force the government to set minimum infrastructure standards.
EC education crisis comes to Parliament
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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21 Feb 2011
More than 100 high school learners picketed outside Parliament on Thursday last week to draw attention to education crisis in the Eastern Cape.
HIV testing must ‘protect learners’ rights’
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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16 Feb 2011
The lack of privacy at schools means that HIV tests on schoolchildren there must not proceed without proper planning and protection of human rights.
Activists welcome HIV tests at school
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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14 Feb 2011
Children's rights experts and activists have welcomed government proposals offer HIV tests in schools.
Quality matters
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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10 Feb 2011
The access to the provision of free education is a worthy goal but it should not come at the expense of quality.
Culprits fingered in school exclusion cases
Article
David Macfarlane
,
Kamogelo Seekoei
&
Ryan Hoffmann
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28 Jan 2011
Eastern Cape official says white male principals are prime offenders in school exclusions.
Behind the first-year flood
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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19 Jan 2011
Universities that offer diplomas as well as degrees appear to be the first choice of students who have been flooding universities.
Flood of new matrics besiege varsities
Article
Ryan Hoffmann
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11 Jan 2011
Two Johannesburg universities were flooded this week by unprecedented numbers of students seeking late admission.
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