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“This means a lot to me. The award comes with no prize money but it is worth more than money to me. I am proud to have changed the lives of the people through education,” said Xolile Sibisi on winning her latest award.
In a world where the extraordinary and the imaginative reign supreme, the College of Magic stands tall as a bastion of creativity and performance. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Cape Town, this esteemed institution has spent over four decades nurturing the talents of aspiring magicians, entertainers, and performers from all walks of life.
Former UCT Vice-Chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng praises the 2024 matric results but raises concerns over the persistent divide in South Africa's education system, highlighting the need for reform.
Manchester United is experiencing an exciting resurgence. After a rocky start, new manager Ruben Amorim has sparked a transformation, guiding the Red Devils to a series of impressive results.
Explore the urgent mental health challenges faced by South Africa’s Matric Class of 2024 as they navigate the pressures of exam results and future uncertainties.
Explore the urgent mental health challenges faced by South Africa’s Matric Class of 2024 as they navigate the pressures of exam results and future uncertainties.
Explore the urgent mental health challenges faced by South Africa’s Matric Class of 2024 as they navigate the pressures of exam results and future uncertainties.
AfriForum is gearing up for a legal battle against the Information Regulator as it fights to protect the publication rights of matric results, sparking a debate over privacy and public knowledge.
The Department of Basic Education faces criticism for its decision to publish matric results in newspapers, despite the lack of names and the availability of results through other channels.
Dr Donald Simon’s remarkable journey from an impoverished township to earning a PhD in molecular biology at Stellenbosch University showcases the power of resilience, support, and academic dedication.
KwaZulu-Natal's Department of Education concludes the year with accolades for its successful implementation of the National School Nutrition Programme, highlighting the achievements of local schools in providing nutritious meals to pupils.
UWC, in collaboration with the International Union of Puppetry Arts and the Centre for Humanities Research, will host an international multidisciplinary arts and research conference and performance programme.
Inkosi Albert Luthuli Secondary School in KwaZulu-Natal aims for a historic 100% pass rate in the upcoming matric examinations, driven by the dedication of its teachers and students.
South Africa's first-ever digital parent pact has been formed to prevent children from having smartphones in primary school.
Following the tragic murder of teacher Dudu Khumalo, the Department of Basic Education outlines its protocols and policies aimed at ensuring safety and preventing violence in South African schools.
President Cyril Ramaphosa urged for collective efforts to support teachers nationwide at the National Teaching Awards celebrated 24 years of honouring excellence in education.
Leah Parry from Glenashley has become only the eighth person in the past 30 years to receive a White Blazer, the highest accolade awarded at Durban Girls’ College.
Sadtu’s 10th National Congress aims to address critical education challenges, foster unity and action among teachers for a better future.
Basic Education minister Siviwe Gwarube said that her department is fully prepared to administer the much-anticipated final National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations for the class of 2024.
Home education was legalised in South Africa under the South African Schools Act (SASA) in 1996. The new Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill does not aim to change this legislation, but to further guarantee that every child receives an education that is on par with what they would receive if they were in a public school.
Gauteng’s Education MEC Matome Chiloane has vowed to keep the jobs of about 3,400 teachers across the province by slashing various educational programmes amid a R4. 5 billion budget deficit.
The recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Department of Basic Education and the Department of Sport, Arts, and Culture is set to bring about significant changes in South African schools.
There was an overwhelming response to the Daily News and Stellar Math competition with round 1 completed.
The achievement of good grades in maths during their schooling career benefits pupils as it gives them the edge when they are expected to be at their best academically in Grade 12.