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Nene faces severe credibility problem as mid-term budget looms
As South Africa prepares for a mid-term budget rumours are flying thick and fast about the fate of Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene
Another hammer falls on KPMG, McKinsey as Gauteng govt terminates contracts
The Gauteng provincial government has taken a decision to terminate its contracts with auditing firm KPMG and consulting firm McKinsey
Gauteng budget cuts costs but not to vital services – and atones for Esidimeni deaths
Education, health and social development will take up the bulk of Gauteng’s R108.6-billion budget for the 2017-2018 financial year.
Graça Machel: ‘God is listening’ to SA’s prayers for Mandela
Graça Machel thanked everyone for their support and prayers for Nelson Mandela as she was recognised with a peace award.
Creecy confirms Gauteng to open 36 new schools in 2012
A total of 36 new schools will be opened in Gauteng for the 2012 academic year, according to Gauteng education minister, Barbara Creecy.
Languages of excellence
A school is pioneering a new method of teaching multilingual children in early grades.
Gauteng ‘under-spending’ on early childhood
The Gauteng education department has only spent 14% of its budget for early childhood development, despite promises of increased spending.
Union: Gauteng education minister ‘hates black people’
The SA Democratic Teachers' Union on Friday called for Gauteng education minister Barbara Creecy to step down because she "hates black people".
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