Kamogelo Seekoei

Teachers trained at huge state expense could be lost to public education if the WCED does not find them teaching posts by Monday.

The determination of residents in Thembalihle who took to the streets three weeks ago to get their children into school, has paid off.

Unresolved tensions between students and management at UJ erupted on Friday at the university’s launch of its Soweto campus.

An institute for race studies has been set up opposite the notorious Reitz residence on UFS, writes <b>Kamogelo Seekoei</b>.

Parents are furious as children continue to be denied places at schools, writes <b>Kamogelo Seekoei</b>.

Eastern Cape official says white male principals are prime offenders in school exclusions.

Auditor general slams student financial aid scheme that will manage new R1,5-billion allocation.

Neither the ANC nor the government has any time frame in mind for the implementation of the goal of free education.

The 2010 maths and science matric results rang alarm bells for some educationists.

Specialists are divided on the question of whether so unexpected and so huge an improvement in the matric pass rate is both believable and reliable.

Trying to build a nation on second languages will destroy developmental goals and SA should strive for mother tongue education.

Diverse campus lifestyles in the US inspire Kovsies to become ‘cohorts of change’.

What’s wrong with us? With our abnormally high incidence of rape it’s a question SA have to ask. This report is part of our 16 Days of Activism series

Education and marginalisation was the major theme at the recent Public Participation in Education Network conference in Johannesburg.

Further research into the drop out rates of disabled children in South Africa is needed as these children and the youth are highly vulnerable.