KZN primary school transformed with new library and facilities
Islamic Relief South Africa and Canada transformed Thandokwethu Primary School in Dududu, KwaZulu-Natal, through a dedicated rehabilitation project, culminating in the opening of a new library and improved facilities for the community.
Surge in burglaries threatens ICT infrastructure in KwaZulu-Natal schools
KwaZulu-Natal schools are grappling with a troubling surge in burglaries that jeopardise their ICT infrastructure, prompting urgent calls for enhanced security measures from education officials and community leaders.
Ivan Waldeck: from gang leader to guiding light
Ivan Waldeck, a former gangster turned community leader, shares his transformative journey in his autobiography, The Gates of Hell. Discover how he overcame a life of violence and addiction to inspire hope and change in South Africa.
Western Cape Education Department extends deadline as over 8,600 late applications flood in for 2026 school admissions
The Western Cape Education Department has announced the opening of late applications for Grades R, 1, and 8 for the 2026 academic year, with important deadlines and contact information for parents.
South African Navy honours members for distinguished service at Medal Parade
The South African Navy celebrated its members' distinguished service and bravery during the Chief of the Navy Medal Parade, showcasing personal stories of dedication and sacrifice that resonate deeply with the nation's history.
Education minister trumpet progress but infrastructure challenges remain
Minister Siviwe Gwarube presents progress on school infrastructure in South Africa, addressing both achievements and ongoing challenges in a recent parliamentary session.
South African pupils granted 'special' holiday week in 2025 school calendar this April/May
The Department of Basic Education has announced the 2025 school calendar, featuring an extra week of special holidays from 28 April to 2 May, creating a total of 27 school holidays.
Parents in Cape Metropole express safety fears for children travelling to school
Parents in Cape Metropole are increasingly worried about their children's safety while travelling to school, as a recent study from Stellenbosch University reveals significant disparities in concerns between lower-income and higher-income areas
Deadline approaching: Over 132,000 applications received for Grades R, 1 and 8
Parents in the Western Cape must act fast! The deadline for Grade R, 1, or 8 applications is fast approaching, with over 132 000 applications already submitted.