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Lesufi comforts schools where three brothers died after drinking an energy drink
sonri naidoo
27 May 2022
Gauteng MEC of education Panyaza Lesufi assured those affected by the deaths that they are not alone
Corporal punishment in rural schools is ‘big challenge’ for South African Council of Educators
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Eunice Stoltz
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Edwin Naidu
16 May 2022
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Edwin Naidu
5 May 2022
Wits awards jurist and activist Navi Pillay her 18th honorary degree
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2 May 2022
Somafco pupils wait to come home
Weekly Mail Reporter
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12 Jul 1991
The Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (Somafco) in Tanzania for South African refugees has recently closed.
Ramphele takes up the UCT challenge
Gaye Davis
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12 Jul 1991
Dr Mamphela Ramphele has been appointed at the deputy vice-chancellor of UCT.
Black education looks bleak, unless …
Weekly Mail Reporter
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3 Aug 1990
The future of black education in the ''new South Africa'' seems hopelessly bleak, unless ... Samantha Weinberg reports.
Teachers head back to the classroom
Weekly Mail Reporter
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5 Apr 1990
More than 6 000 teachers in the Johannesburg region resolved to suspend the four-week-long ''chalks-down'' strike.
Where matric is a rather casual affair
Weekly Mail Reporter
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8 Dec 1989
Weekly Mail reporter Philip Molefe slips into a marking centre and discovers some extraordinary practices ...
Students take to streets in week-long protests
Gaye Davis
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28 Jul 1989
The five-day protest action took place in response to a call from the restricted Western Cape Students' Congress (Wecsco).
Inside our chaotic schools
Thandeka Gqubule
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2 Jun 1989
As described by a reporter who put on a gymslip and went off to school.
Unita push into Namibia
Shaun Johnson
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2 Dec 1988
Savimbi's strategic gambit on eve of peace ...
Teachers go on full alert for May Day
Staff Reporter
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16 Apr 1987
White school principals have been instructed to ensure that teachers patrol their schools in pairs on "sensitive" days in the calender.
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