For the second time in a week, the Tshwane university has suspended its activities
The Eastern Cape department of education has agreed to provide transport to pupils who are walking 10km or more to school
Two independent schools in Soweto remove the need for a long commute to a
high-quality education
While university students have been calling for historical fees debt to be scrapped, Parliament has heard that the amount owed is R9-billion
Would-be teachers require police clearance certificates but these are not being produced
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says the country is moving closer to its goals
Schools must accept the nearest pupils first, regardless of their language or ability to pay
Education quality assurer Umalusi has raised a red flag about two websites that sell fake matric certificates, a criminal offence
The university’s council was aware of the abuse of resources but nothing was done to stop it
Universities that faced the risk of losing their accreditation for the bachelor of laws qualification are off the hook
Public officials who routinely find loopholes to siphon money out of government coffers may soon find themselves in the dock
The basic education department’s task team says a deeper connection to the subject must be nurtured
The family of an Eastern Cape primary school pupil has obtained a court order against a teacher they allege has been tormenting their child
The minister won’t babysit her sector but she intends to clamp down on council members who are there to enrich themselves
Nearly half of those who qualify for funding are affected but the financial aid scheme blames institutions for being tardy
Five-year-old Michael died in 2014 after falling into a pit latrine at Mehlodumela Primary School where he was a Grade R pupil
With too many sanitary towels but no money for effective teaching, unions are alleging corruption
Her family recalls her determination, fun and kindness when she visited her home
A five-year-old girl has perished in the Eastern Cape, bringing school infrastructure into focus
Students are being forced to beg as they wait for classes to start and funds to be released
Angry parents take matters into their own hands to get water and electricity working at schools
The price tag on pupils’ outfits has parents up in arms but the suppliers say they’re short-changed
Stubborn parents and migration have seen thousands of students without schools at the beginning of the school year
We went to Tshwane University of Technology to speak to students queuing to register for the 2018 academic year. Accommodation is one of the concerns.
But the ConCourt’s minority judgment said the court had ignored the dominance of English
Angie Motshekga said what was especially heartening was that about 900 pupils who had mental disabilities managed to achieve bachelor passes.
The pass rate for the IEB matric class of 2017 has increased from 98.67% in 2016 to 98.76%. The results were released today.
The state’s lawyer says that school sanitation can’t rest solely at the doorstep of education authorities
Michael Komape (5) drowned in a pit latrine at his school. Now his family wants justice
The third day of the ongoing trial in the civil lawsuit brought by the Komape family had Michael’s older sister testify.