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Online learning, a mandatory alternative
Thought Leader
/ 2 June 2021

Online learning, a mandatory alternative

We should be obsessed with how we can help our young South Africans access and utilise systems of secondary and tertiary entry education

By Chris Meintjies
Telemedicine is a quick cure for Africa’s healthcare ailments
Opinion
/ 9 April 2021

Telemedicine is a quick cure for Africa’s healthcare ailments

But it needs urgent support from governments and the private sector

By Fejiro Chinye-Nwoko and Naomi Momodu
How to create a new and better normal in the education sector
Education
/ 9 November 2020

How to create a new and better normal in the education sector

The education sector should use the opportunity of Covid-19 to address its challenges strategically

By Lance Katz
It’s time to reimagine adult literacy in a post-Covid-19 world
Education
/ 8 September 2020

It’s time to reimagine adult literacy in a post-Covid-19 world

As we celebrate International Literacy Day, it’s important that adult learners aren’t left left behind. The lockdown has curtailed face-to-face lessons, but companies in the adult literacy space are pivoting to online learning

By Jackie Carroll
Confronting inequality during the school closures
Coronavirus
/ 16 May 2020

Confronting inequality during the school closures

Using a variety of methods and interactions, teachers and students have had to adapt to a new idea of the classroom

By Georgina Apples, Brittany Nygaard, Nicholas Kerswill and Natasha Robinson
South Africa’s digital divide detrimental to the youth
Article
/ 19 April 2020

South Africa’s digital divide detrimental to the youth

Without the means to leverage lockdown as a time to grow, Covid-19 reinforces how access to data remains a barrier to young people’s progress

By Kristal Duncan-Williams

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