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The urgent need for STEM education in South Africa's economy
South Africa faces an urgent need to align its educational system with the demands of a rapidly evolving economy. This article explores the importance of prioritising STEM education and the challenges posed by current educational practices
KZN Grade R teachers on brink of strike over salary delays
Grade R teachers in KZN are employed on renewable yearly contracts, which were renewed in February.
Pupils' transition from primary to high school – a psychology perspective
Anolene Pillay provides perspective on how child's smooth and hassle-free transition from primary to high school has long-term benefits
Higher Education deputy minister tackles bogus colleges in KwaZulu-Natal
Deputy Minister Dr Mimmy Gondwe leads a vital campaign in KwaZulu-Natal to combat bogus colleges that threaten the futures of young South Africans.
How Coloured South African learners feel about being erased from history textbooks
In the grade 9 South African curriculum assessment policy statements for History the term "Coloured" is not mentioned. In contrast, the racial terms “white”, “Black” and “Indian” are mentioned 11, 44, and 9 times respectively.
Durban turns red to raise awareness of congenital heart defects in children
Durban's Promenade turned into a sea of red as families affected by congenital heart defects (CHD) united for the Heart Kids SA Big Walk, sharing stories of loss and hope.
Battle of Isandlwana: Honouring the Zulu Triumph over colonial forces
The historic Battle of Isandlwana's 146th anniversary came alive as history enthusiasts, including British soldiers and local community members, gathered in KwaZulu-Natal to recreate the legendary 1879 Zulu victory that shook the British Empire. Through authentic costumes, weaponry, and tactical demonstrations, participants bridged cultural divides while honouring this pivotal moment in South African history.