Oscar Mabuyane says debt will be settled at Rhodes University, Walter Sisulu University and Nelson Mandela University
President says it should have started 30 years ago but the government is now boosting investment in the sector
Panel’s report warns that ‘anything we don’t plan and budget for will make results deteriorate further’
Gauteng premier says the world’s economic dynamics are shifting, with China playing an increasingly bigger role
Consolidated spending was set to increase an average 5.9% over the medium-term expenditure framework
Students have right to protest but access to campus restricted, vice-chancellor Mosa Moshabela says
Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Cobus Oosthuizen, dean of postgraduate studies at Boston City Campus
Boys are falling behind girls and are more likely to repeat a grade or drop out
Lender calls education ‘a powerful driver of development and one of the strongest instruments to reduce poverty’
Inability to broadcast outcome of school leavers exams is unconstitutional, department argues
Kganyago has a long-standing connection with the institution, having been awarded an honorary doctor of commerce degree in 2018
The intervention led to huge gains in maths and language skills, researchers say
Fundile Gade says the department will roll out devices despite the contract being under investigation
Pregnancy and academic challenges are the main reasons learners drop out, says DG Murray Trust’s Zero Dropout Campaign
AfriForum charges promulgation was an act of aggression against Afrikaans schools and children
Only 31,345 of 200,715 candidates who wrote basic education department’s physical science exams achieved 60% or more
Disgruntled teachers accuse a privately owned Christian educational institution of flouting labour laws
While the industries in which they pursue careers are vital, the number of STEM candidates has fallen sharply
Most of the candidates who wrote IEB exams in 2024 had just started grade 8 when SA’s first case of Covid-19 was detected in March 2020
Quality assurance body confirms no systemic irregularities have been detected in the NSC exams