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The department must communicate the same message to prevent confusion
What is most crucial is that the department of education communicates a clear and concise message to parents and caregivers to avoid unnecessary panic and further confusion
Department warns schools about reopening prematurely
Despite the government saying it could be June before schools begin reopening, some have already called teachers in and held parents’ meetings in preparation for opening sooner
Pupils feel the heat of arsonists
The basic education departments cannot afford to replace or refurbish schools burnt in protests
Michael Komape’s family likely to appeal dismissal of claim – lawyer
Michael's parents lodged several claims against the Basic Education Department after their five-year-old drowned in a pit latrine in 2014
Dismissed student teachers are suspicious of ‘untrustworthy’ education NPO
Some students say that NPO Numeric has an illegitimate relationship with bursary scheme Funza Lushaka, as it uses student bursaries to fund itself.
Creating space for the people
The Limpopo Province project of the Mogalakwena Craft Art Development has been awarded Cultural Development Project of the Year for 2003. The members of the foundation are in distinguished company, having received their accolade alongside the Creative Inner City Initiative (CICI) in this category.
A voice of authority in the arts
Most people would see Bongani Madondo, a journalist of about 10 years, as yet another dreadlocked resident of Yeoville in Johannesburg -- but in arts and culture circles, he is a voice to be reckoned with. He is also this year's recipient of a prestigious Arts and Culture Trust Award for Journalist of the Year.
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Lockdown set to move to level three countrywide from June 1
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Call for applications for the position of GCRO executive director
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