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The high cost of a new lease
As the Eastern Cape’s education system falls apart learners are taking extreme measures to secure a decent education, writes Primarashni Gower.
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Trading oil for education
How do you plug the brain drain of students leaving your country to study in the United States?
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African universities’ united response to climate change
Mesa has drawn on a community of scholars, researchers, teachers, students, government officials in higher education, private sector and civil society
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Is there going to be enough space for first-years in the next five years?
Deeds, not words for higher education
Governments and heads of state in the African Union have emphasised the importance of higher education in the development of modern Africa.
All Whites to feel the Spain
A tough reception to the Confederations Cup looms for New Zealand when they open their campaign against rampant European champions, Spain on Sunday.
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Government beefs up funding
Tuition fee increases at most of South Africa’s 23 public higher education institutions have been kept below 10% or did not increase at all this year.
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Student leaders arrested at Westville protest
Two student leaders were arrested at Wednesday’s protest action at the Westville campus of UKZN, for allegedly inciting public violence.
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Bugging boss
Aaron Ndlovu, the vice-chancellor of Mangosuthu University of Technology, had software installed to record the phone conversations of staff members.
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Outspoken UKZN professor quits
Top UKZN physicist Professor Nithaya Chetty, facing a disciplinary tribunal for criticising vice-chancellor Malegapuru Makgoba in the media, has quit.
