Education
The South African Communist Party (SACP) in the Vaal district wants the council chair at Vaal University of Technology (VUT), Mahole Simon...
A prominent Johannesburg high school has ended its practice of issuing students with passes if they deviated from the official school...
Imagine giving Kenyan pupils something that has been proven to help them make healthy, informed choices about their sexual and reproductive...
Thousands of families struggle to get justice and gain recourse to their constitutional rights.
The Fees Must Fall movement has proven that young South Africans have the potential to contribute to mass struggles. The impact and success of...
Much has been written about last year’s ground shift in higher education. Universities responded to calls to reconsider the extent to which...
The recent global ransomware attack by WannaCry has reinforced awareness of everyone’s vulnerability to attack in the cyberrealm, whether it is...
One can measure the quality of a school by the extent to which it refuses to inflict “discipline” on its pupils. Common sense says it should...
Public school systems across Africa are struggling. Some people believe that public-private partnerships are the solution...
A few months ago I was part of a team that was invited to speak at an educational technology event in Cape Town. It was intended to bring together...
The work of teaching in developing countries is often hindered by an absence of basic resources, a lack of infrastructure, as well as underfunding,...
Think back to when you first started learning a foreign language.
President Jacob Zuma’s firing of finance minister Pravin Gordhan and his deputy, Mcebisi Jonas, and his latest Cabinet reshuffle, the shameful...
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