Thuli Madonsela remains firm on her stance calling for Adam Habib’s reinstatement as director at the University of London School of Oriental and African Studies “without delay”.
Continue reading →More than a year of living under lockdown has had an adverse effect on children and young teens who are experiencing the impact of less exercise, both physically and mentally. The Covid-19 pandemic dramatically restricted outdoor activities and sports that … Continue reading →
A Framesby High School pupil has been crowned Miss Teen SA 2021.
Continue reading →In a book on The Firsts we research the lives of those South Africans who became the first black principals of all-white schools. It is a mix of joy and pain hearing these men and women recount their stories of … Continue reading →
Enraged parents of 10 pupils who were allegedly subjected to corporal punishment by teachers at Osborn Senior Secondary School in KwaBhaca (formerly Mount Frere), Eastern Cape, want action taken against the teachers.
Continue reading →Do you ever wonder what became of some of your high-school classmates from years ago?Fifty years on, the Victoria Girls’ High School matric class of 1971 no longer has to wonder.
Continue reading →A Gqeberha man rolled up his sleeves and got muddy — and then turned a dump site into a community vegetable garden which now feeds 600 families a week in the Joe Slovo informal settlement. And if the sustenance of … Continue reading →
A former Gqeberha teacher, who taught at both Grey and Pearson high schools, must appear in an Australian court on child pornography charges after police there raided his home at the weekend. In an interview with the child protection and … Continue reading →
The suspended Eastern Cape school principal accused of instructing a pupil to extract his phone from a pit latrine has been granted bail.
Continue reading →Pit latrines are possibly SA education’s biggest embarrassment and an indictment not only of the schooling system, but also the dignity of those forced to use them.
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