A bomb explodes in a busy shopping street, leaving injured shoppers requiring rapid assistance. Thankfully it is only on a computer screen.
The Eiffel Tower is to bring in online ticketing in a bid to slash waiting times of up to two hours for its seven million annual visitors.
Leaders of the African National Congress on Wednesday met President Robert Mugabe and expressed support for a dialogue to end the political crisis.
The anti-abortion lobby seems ready to sacrifice women’s lives rather than take the risk of such a use in Africa.
Teenagers often enter HIV danger zones – high-risk factors that can cost them their lives. I set about identifying some of these high-risk factors with a group of grade 11 learners at West Ridge High School in Johannesburg.
They began life as Overvaal Resorts – government-owned and – run family holiday camps dotted across the country, aimed at providing affordable vacations for Mr and Mrs Average and their children.
There have been a number of calls recently to intensify local and community participation in school education. Teacher unions, education MECs, the ANC, committees of enquiry as well as research projects have expressed the need for greater opportunity for local structures and organisations to play a role in the strengthening and transformation of formal education at school level.
President Nelson Mandela is turning 90. There are many activities to celebrate him through learning:
Moipone Academy will host an awareness campaign about research activities in Antarctica at Khayalothando Hall in Tembisa during July.
Early childhood development or ECD is much talked, written and legislated about. But what is ECD about? Who does it affect? Who is expected to benefit? Why do so many people feel so passionately about it?