Following the popularity of an article on staffroom bullying last year, we are featuring another one as this problem is recurring.
Public-sector unions are to meet on Wednesday afternoon for a final decision on whether the majority of unions will accept the government’s pay offer.
Tessa Beetge, the KZN woman imprisoned in Brazil for drug trafficking, was recruited by the wife of the state security minister, a court has heard.
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The SA Geographical Names Council has changed 849 names of residential areas, suburbs and national geographic places over the past 14 years.
Popular TV series shows how schools can be made alcohol-free zones.
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The Johannesburg Planetarium, owned and operated by the University of the Witwatersrand, is celebrating its golden jubilee this year.
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The SA mining sector should focus more on safety and less on meeting targets in light of the Chile accident, the National Union of Mineworkers said.
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To celebrate 10 years of success the Takalani Sesame muppets will be conducting a tour of the country.
Eighty-one percent of metro adults feel it is important to have independent TVstations, radio stations and newspapers, a new survey has revealed.
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Photographer Araminta de Clermont captures the profound transformation of young men after initiation, writes <b>Lauren Clifford-Holmes</b>.
A programme is placing graduates in struggling schools to teach maths and more.
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ArcelorMittal says its R9-million BEE deal with Imperial Crown Traiding could be revisited.
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For <b>Shirley Rossouw</b> being nominated for the National Teaching Awards was the most wonderful compliment her school could ever give her.
Hector Motau is the founder of The Motivation Company. Since its formation the company has focused on motivating people to live by their purpose.
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Win prizes for your school in our Grade R and exercise competitions.
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/ 13 October 2010
Platinum Stars coach Owen da Gama will need to give no motivational talks ahead of his side’s clash against Kaizer Chiefs on Saturday night.
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/ 13 October 2010
South African Authors Jassy Mackenzie, Wessel Ebersohn and Sarah Lotz, have plenty of inspiration when it comes to crime.
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The newly formed anti-corruption task team will start operating in the next few weeks, head of the Special Investigating Unit Willie Hofmeyr says.
India, South Africa, Germany, Portugal and Colombia on Tuesday won seats on the United Nations Security Council.
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Dave wants to find a less expensive way of investing his retirement annuity into a living annuity.
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About 27 000 Pick n Pay employees are preparing to go on a protracted strike after the company failed to meet their demands.
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The African National Congress turned down an invitation to attend a debate on media freedom hosted by the University of SA in Pretoria on Tuesday.
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Quantifying the cost of alcohol abuse to society is an inexact science.
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An extract from <i>M&G</i> Centre for Investigative Journalism associate partner Adriaan Basson’s book on defeated former top cop Jackie Selebi.
President Jacob Zuma has expressed his satisfaction at progress made in changing the way the public service works to improve service delivery.
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SA and Angola are close to signing an oil deal that could see PetroSA enter exploration and refining operations in Angola, media said on Tuesday.
The DA on Tuesday delivered a petition containing 28 710 signatures, protesting the Protection of Information Bill, to Tuynhuys.
According to the festival organisers it will feature a poet of "high excellence who reflects Dennis’s passion for human rights and integrity".
Public Service Minister Richard Baloyi said on Tuesday he hoped to never see a repeat of this year’s public-sector strike.
Recently, one of the biggest multiplayer events in the southern hemisphere attracted thousands of gaming geeks. But only one clan emerged victorious.
The drug-trafficking trial of the state security minister’s wife could not continue on Tuesday because a state witness was in a poor emotional state.
Even the rebuilding of homes after shack fires – eight have ravaged the settlement this year alone — has allegedly been corrupted.