No experience needed for entry-level government jobs, says Ayanda Dlodlo

Introduction of new system and evacuation of buildings delay appointment of paper markers

The appointed agencies, which get a percentage of the cost of each project, lack oversight and are each undertaking far too many projects

Sustainable growth may remain a fanciful hope unless the gap is targeted, international co-operation and development boss tells SA-Italy summit

Organised labour wants the focus to be on removing people who are unfit to teach, such as those found guilty of misconduct

The Treasury said the most urgent priority was to eradicate pit latrines in schools, so an extra R800m has been added to the 2018-2019 adjustment budget

The South African Council for Educators effectively give teachers a certificate for life  — but plans to change this

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Gauteng education department employees warn that logistical problems may lead to  disruptions of matric exams

India will open a centre for artisan skills at a TVET college in a pilot project that could end with a similar venture in every province

Just 29 schools out of 257 were provided with sanitation; 43 out of 344 got water; and 134 out of 620 got electricity during the period under review.

The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2019 put UCT at 156th in the world‚ an improvement from its previous position of 171

The province's education department is accused of dragging its feet in verifying Zimbabwe exemption permits

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Auditor-general Kimi Makwetu says Nsfas did not have adequate controls regarding records of disbursements above amounts stipulated in loans and bursaries

The university suspend academic activities on Monday, until further notice, due to ongoing violence — which the ANC Youth League condemns

The Legal Resources Centre says ‘overcrowded classrooms undermine children’s right to a basic education’