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A reply to a Democratic Alliance (DA) parliamentary question has revealed that 2 333 schools in the Eastern Cape have six teachers or less. On average, these schools have less than three teachers.
A reply by the Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, to a question posed by my colleague in the National Council of Provinces, Michael de Villiers confirms that 12 schools in the Eastern...
Today I visited Limpopo to speak to representatives from secondary schools in the province about the challenges they face in having to educate learners without textbooks.
Let me start with what may seem to many to be an irrational statement: Cosatu is the main roadblock in the road to job creation and redress for millions of South Africans.
It is a well-known fact that basic education is a fundamental driver of human development. Enhancing individuals’ literacy and numeracy skills is beneficial for increased productivity and...
Eight years ago, none of us would have expected that a young, dedicated and beautiful police officer would lose her life, untimely. Like most of our police officers who dedicate their entire lives...