Sexual violence in schools is worse than reported – report
Underreporting of sexual violence by children in South African schools is the silent norm and little seems to be done
Elitsha
October 2, 2023
Nsfas students endure delayed payments and high bank fees
Nsfas students at two Cape Town-based universities say that their situation has not improved despite the looming year-end exams.
Elitsha
September 29, 2023
Children in the Eastern Cape are not being fed enough at school
The Eastern Cape Department of Education says all schools are getting the budgeted amount, which is from R3.05 per meal
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
Early childhood development should be part of free basic education
While the government keeps highlighting the importance of early childhood education, it fails to make the corresponding investment in it.
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
The Education Minister promised all schools would have a library by 29 November – but there’s no chance that deadline will be met
Nearly three quarters of public schools still don’t have libraries, in spite of a 2013 promise by the Minister of
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
NSFAS and Blade Nzimande snub Parliament hearing on student funding failures
Members of the parliamentary portfolio committee for higher education were stunned to learn that neither NSFAS nor Minister Blade Nzimande
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
Black Consciousness colloquium at the university still known as ‘Rhodes’
The Rhodes University Political and International Studies department hosted a Black Consciousness Colloquium titled “Genealogies, Current Trends, and New Interpretation”
Grocott's
September 19, 2023
CPUT agrees to increase payment to private residence after students locked out
Management of the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) has agreed to increase the fee paid to the owner of
GroundUp
September 18, 2023
The disintegrating classrooms of King William’s Town school
The classrooms are built from prefabricated boards, half of which are in a very bad state.
Elitsha
September 14, 2023
This is what we can do to end the reading crisis
On 30 August, the Right to Read campaign was launched at the Women’s Jail in Johannesburg to make early-grade literacy
GroundUp
September 7, 2023
Education & Training
Sexual violence in schools is worse than reported – report
Underreporting of sexual violence by children in South African schools is the silent norm and little seems to be done
Elitsha
October 2, 2023
Education & Training
Nsfas students endure delayed payments and high bank fees
Nsfas students at two Cape Town-based universities say that their situation has not improved despite the looming year-end exams.
Elitsha
September 29, 2023
Eastern Cape
Children in the Eastern Cape are not being fed enough at school
The Eastern Cape Department of Education says all schools are getting the budgeted amount, which is from R3.05 per meal
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
Education & Training
Early childhood development should be part of free basic education
While the government keeps highlighting the importance of early childhood education, it fails to make the corresponding investment in it.
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
Education & Training
The Education Minister promised all schools would have a library by 29 November – but there’s no chance that deadline will be met
Nearly three quarters of public schools still don’t have libraries, in spite of a 2013 promise by the Minister of
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
Education & Training
NSFAS and Blade Nzimande snub Parliament hearing on student funding failures
Members of the parliamentary portfolio committee for higher education were stunned to learn that neither NSFAS nor Minister Blade Nzimande
GroundUp
September 29, 2023
Arts & Culture
Black Consciousness colloquium at the university still known as ‘Rhodes’
The Rhodes University Political and International Studies department hosted a Black Consciousness Colloquium titled “Genealogies, Current Trends, and New Interpretation”
Grocott's
September 19, 2023
Education & Training
CPUT agrees to increase payment to private residence after students locked out
Management of the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) has agreed to increase the fee paid to the owner of
GroundUp
September 18, 2023
Eastern Cape
The disintegrating classrooms of King William’s Town school
The classrooms are built from prefabricated boards, half of which are in a very bad state.
Elitsha
September 14, 2023
Education & Training
This is what we can do to end the reading crisis
On 30 August, the Right to Read campaign was launched at the Women’s Jail in Johannesburg to make early-grade literacy
GroundUp
September 7, 2023