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Where govt fails FAS victims
The government should be doing more to deal with the high numbers of children with foetal alcohol syndrome.
Closer link for varsities, colleges
The first part of the project is to build capacity, as well as to upgrade qualifications and IT and management information systems.”
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Honey, I shrunk the classroom
South Africa’s poorest learners can definitely look forward to one major school reform under a Jacob Zuma-led government -— smaller class sizes.
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Ministry on a tightrope
The new minister of basic education has her work cut out for her — and her provincial track record doesn’t bode well.
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Degrees of racism
A report on SA universities highlights discrimination on campuses. Cornia Pretorius and Monako Dibetle look at the challenges.
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Big ideas for science
The R4,2-billion awarded to the department of science and technology may be one of the smallest allocations in the budget.
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Varsities on a budget high
The extra R700-million for higher learning is a welome relief, write Primarashni Gower and Cornia Pretorius.
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Guinea pigs or pioneers?
The legacy of OBE is revealing itself through those who have lived the changes, write Cornia Pretorius and Primarashni Gower.
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Education hard hit by financial crisis
The impact of the global financial crisis on donor aid is threatening development, particularly when it comes to advances in education.
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‘The endings of new beginnings’
Nicole Johnston reports on a powerful exhibition at Constitution Hill of art by refugees, which records the aftermath of the xenophobic violence.
