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Helping SA’s teachers
Educators will gather in Cape Town next week to work out a programme for a series of workshops next year aimed at assisting primary school teachers.
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‘Recovery begins with teachers’
The minister of basic education has proposed that October be celebrated as "Teachers’ Month" to recognise the significant role of teachers in society.
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State opposes mud schools’ court bid
Education authorities will oppose a court challenge by impoverished schools in the Eastern Cape to improve their infrastructure.
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Education yellow cards could go red
More than two months after delivering "yellow cards" to government education activists Equal Education are yet to receive any response.
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‘Community service would help graduates’
A seminar of students over the weekend showed massive support for proposals calling for graduates to perform community service.
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A decade of success
A pioneering initiative to enable learners from poor backgrounds to attend South Africa’s top schools celebrates its 10th anniversary this month.
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‘Mud schools’ wait on state response
"Mud schools" in the Eastern Cape might have to wait until 2011 before their legal application to improve their infrastructure is heard in court
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WSU shuts down Mthatha campus
Walter Sisulu University vice-chancellor Marcus Balintulo shut down the university’s Mthatha campus on Monday following protests at the site.
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A novel approach
The bookazine concept aims to "make reading cool" by blending the features of magazines with quality writing while telling South African stories.
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WSU VC urges return to campus peace
Walter Sisulu University (WSU) vice-chancellor Marcus Balintulo on Friday urged staff and students to return to the Mthatha campus on Monday.
