Mashatile Highlights Teenage Pregnancy, Substance Abuse, and Financial Hardships as Major Contributing Factors to School Dropouts.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile has urged communities to join forces with government to tackle the factors leading to the troubling rate of school dropouts.
EFF Donates R100k to Lufhereng Secondary, SA Asks When Malema Will Keep Promise of Building a School
The EFF has earned some praise for donating R100,000 to Gauteng's top-performing school, but South Africans are asking where ...
Regrettably now, the government has been disgraced by persons lacking proficiency and integrity and not being people serving. ” ...
The class of 2024 performed excellently, achieving a 93.9% Bachelor’s pass, 6.1% Diploma pass and a total of 109 distinctions ...
Nelson Mandela University physics professor, Azwinndini Muronga, wrote in the Mail & Guardian about Vhembe’s remarkable performance in the 2019 national senior certificate results. Five years later, h ...
At the start of each new year, attention naturally shifts to education. This year, an inspiring intersection is gaining ...
It is estimated that over 40% of all first-year students do not complete their degrees, highlighting a critical issue known as the "revolving ...
They received the Ministerial Award which is given to learners who have beat the odds against them, during the Certificate ...
Premier Alan Winde and Education MEC David Maynier held the Western Cape 2024 National Senior Certificate Awards in Cape Town ...
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