Western Cape Creates 477 Teaching Posts Despite Budget Crisis
Province expands education capacity with new schools while grappling with R3.8 billion shortfall and placement backlog.
Civil Servants Protest Delayed Salaries
Zimbabwe’s civil servants are struggling as government fails to meet December payroll, intensifying concerns about public sector compensation amid economic challenges. Civil servants in Zimbabwe, including teachers, have not received their December salaries, marking the second consecutive month of payment delays by
Education Minister Defends Bela Act Amid Cabinet Tension
South Africa’s Basic Education Minister faces pressure over controversial education law implementation while asserting commitment to gradual rollout. Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube has affirmed her commitment to implementing the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Act, despite growing political tensions that
South Africa’s Unity Government Faces Test as Education Dispute Escalates
Democratic Alliance leader warns that firing Education Minister Gwarube over Bela Act stance would end coalition government.
Vacation School Ban for April Holidays: Ministry Prioritizes Rest, Independent Learning
The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has officially announced a ban on the conduct of vacation schools during the April school holidays, affecting students in Grade 7, O’ Level, and A’ Level examination classes, as well as non-examination classes. This decision,
Academic Scandal Unveiled at University of Fort Hare: Plagiarism Allegations Taint Reputation
In an alarming development, the University of Fort Hare is embroiled in a scandal that undermines the core principles of academic integrity. Professor Emmanuel Olusola Adu, a pivotal figure in this controversy, faces accusations of neglecting his responsibilities by overlooking and inadequately
President Robert Mugabe hailed for prioritizing education
Senior government officials and members of the academia have applauded President Robert Mugabe for prioritising education at independence saying knowledge is the foundation for empowerment. Various speakers who spoke at Dr Mike Bimha’s (Minister of Industry and Commerce) colourful celebrations reiterated the
Zimbabwe Govt recruits 2.3k teachers
Government has recruited 2 300 teachers nationwide to enable full implementation of the new curriculum introduced early this year. Prior to the move, schools were facing implementation hiccups due to shortage of teachers. Following a request by the Ministry of Primary and
University Student goes on ‘lavish’ spending spree after accidental R14m allowance
A Walter Sisulu University student who accidentally received a R14-million payment on her student debit card will be liable after allegedly spending more than R400‚000. University spokesperson Yonela Tukwayo told TimesLIVE on Wednesday that a female student in the Eastern Cape had
Mugabe: Chiwenga’s PhD is genuine, could be published as a book
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe Tuesday appeared to rebuff Jonathan Moyo’s sensational claims of academic fraud by Defence Forces Commander, General Constantino Chiwenga, in a speech which was full of praise for the military boss for obtaining a doctorate. He was delivering his keynote