The trucking industry has called for better co-operation with government following long delays at the Beitbridge border post.
Livhalani Bridget Sinyosi, a principal at Dzata Secondary School in Nzhelele, won the AU Continental Teacher Prize and was awarded R145 912.
The Nelson Mandela University has received the final approval from the South African Qualifications Authority to offer medicine as a study choice.
The government has said it wants to reduce the public service wage bill and this is one of the reasons salaries have not been increased:
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says the recovery process will straddle 2021 to 2023 to gradually recover the learning losses.
The National Institute for Communicable Diseases says the current focus on Covid-19 has led to malaria being missed:
South Africa is currently experiencing a spike in Covid-19 cases among the youth, between the ages of 15 and 19.
Exams assurer Umalusi says the decision to rewrite two matric papers was made in the best interest of the candidates.
Liquidators of Nelson Mandela’s Soweto home have advertised a tender for organisations to take over the running of the museum:
AfriForum is helping four high school pupils in their bid to get Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga to reverse the decision that two Grade 12 exam papers be rewritten.
Sadtu heads to court in a bid to block the department from forcing all learners back to the exam room after Maths and Physics papers were leaked.
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Speaking at a media briefing, the MEC said the that the Education Department was investigating whether the life sciences exam paper was leaked.
The Gauteng Department of Health announced that it had advertised positions for hospital CEOs at Tshwane District, Bertha Gxowa District in Soweto, Lenasia South District.
Department of Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga and provincial MECs are trying to get to the bottom of yet another leaked matric exam paper.
Each and every day Qaqambile Phika has to fight to protect 3-year-old Sibaluhle from people who make fun of his appearance because he has a cleft lip and cleft palate.
The new research is expected to help fire departments develop better planning around the management of informal settlement blazes.
The Department of Basic Education is on the hunt for the source of the matric Maths Paper 2 leak that has affected eight provinces.
Conditions at three Gauteng hospitals where patients were raped are so bad that they are not suitable to admit mentally ill patients.
Civil society organisations claimed that former CEO Keketso Maema was sidelined for the position as she’s not South African and the job was given to Jamela Ellen Robertson.
Lectures have been using wearable GoPro cameras to record surgical procedures from the surgeon’s point of view and then use them to teach medical students.
A video circulating on social media shows boys, some in school uniform, viciously fighting in groups outside Edenglen High School in Edenvale.
The appointment of the committee is part of StatsSA’s plans to start educational and community mobilisation initiatives before the final Census 2021 pilot early next year.
Nanobodies can also be used to design ‘dipstick’ tests and these can be used in communities and homes for Covid-19 diagnosis.
Liquidators say Soweto Heritage Trust Unable had been unable to effectively maintain and promote Mandela House, and due to the lack of an active board of directors, the company became dysfunctional and was wound up in December 2016.
