Zabalaza winner shines at Baxter
Award-winning drama Boy Ntulikazi, on stage at the Baxter in May, examines the far-reaching implications of decisions made and their impact on future generations.
SA learners participate in US science Olympiad
Three South African learners will participate in the International Sustainable World Energy, Engineering, and Environment Project Olympiad (I-SWEEEP) that kicks off today in the United States, said Eskom.
Students urged to sign loan agreement forms
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has urged students, who received funding, to sign their Loan Agreement Forms (LAFs) to avoid funding retraction.
Gauteng kick starts online applications
The online admission for Grades 1 and 8 for the 2018 academic year in Gauteng have officially started today, says the Gauteng Department of Education.
National Student Financial Aid Scheme funds more than 2 million students
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has since 2013 funded more than two million students studying at South Africa’s public Universities and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges.
Support, strength offered to families of Sokhulimi Village
It's been an emotional few days for bereaved learners, teachers and the community of Sokhulimi Village, in Mpumalanga, as they mourn the death of eighteen learners and two adults, who died in a tragic accident in Bronkhorstspruit, on Friday.
Minister Zokwana reaches out to agri colleges
The Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Senzeni Zokwana, is set to visit agriculture colleges as part of Government Imbizo Focus Week.
If you want me gone‚ I’ll leave with no animosity‚ Zuma tells ANC supporters at his birthday bash
President Jacob Zuma on Wednesday used his 75th birthday celebrations to cement his position as the country’s head and ease the concerns of his supporters amid growing calls for his removal.
Nurses consider whether to strike over low pay
The Royal College of Nursing is assessing the mood for strike action in protest over pay.
Education has the power to loosen the stranglehold of HIV
HIV thrives when education fails. While medical advances are vital to slowing the spread of the virus, their impact is minimised if people aren’t informed about sexual health.