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College of Cape Town hauled before Parliament amid governance collapse
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8 Soweto pupils allegedly drugged and assaulted, MEC condemns attack
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Pupils from Africa embrace ‘diversity’, ‘holistic education’ at private SA schools
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South Africa faces an educational emergency as literacy rates plummet
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SADTU criticises Bela Act draft regulations, warns it may undermine education reform in South Africa
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Cost of living crisis in South Africa laid bare in 8 graphs
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South Africa and the UK hold the 13th Bilateral Forum
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NSFAS and NYDA join forces to empower rural youth through education and entrepreneurship
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KZN teacher caught on video slapping pupils triggers national outrage
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From Barriers To Breakthroughs: The Digital Transformation Of Education In South Africa
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Sum-thing to worry about: Here’s the number of Grade 6 pupils failing maths in SA
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The importance of tertiary education in South Africa's political landscape
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South Africa: Education Board Urges Calm as Matrics Prepare for Exams - South African News Briefs - September 3, 2025
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KZN education slams racial violence after Chatsworth school pupil stabbings
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Experts Raise Alarm Over South Africa’s Education System
By Ragheema Mclean Read arrow_forward
1 platform. 5 curricula. Infinite possibility: How CambriLearn is redefining online education in South Africa
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Education is too crucial for government alone to decide the way forward
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Jannie Mouton’s R7.2-billion panacea could heal South African education
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