Teachers have remained the human connection through five industrial revolutions
By Sarene Kloren | Published 2h ago
The growing prominence of AI and machine learning prompts concern that teachers might be replaced by machines.
Education
Nedlac says Solidarity agreement with Department of Basic Education on BELA Act only binding on those two parties
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Dec 3, 2024
Johannesburg primary school mourns loss of two pupils, one spaza shop related
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Dec 2, 2024
Unisa Academics Shine Locally and Globally, Elevating the Institution’s Esteem
By Hope Ntanzi | Published Dec 1, 2024
UJ and UWC dominate the 2024 MACE excellence awards
By Oluthando Keteyi | Published Nov 30, 2024
Health department places 8,403 young health professionals in internships and community service
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Nov 29, 2024
Pens down: Class of 2024 urged to be safe as exams come to an end
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Nov 27, 2024
R800m: Still no place for teachers
By Nicola Daniels | Published Nov 27, 2024
These are the 2024 Rhodes Scholarship recipients headed for Oxford next year
By Duduzile Zwane | Published Nov 27, 2024
Basic Education urges unregistered ECD centres to join nationwide registration drive
By Christopher Buda | Published Nov 26, 2024
Agenda 2063: South Africa should lead by example in realising Aspiration 1
By Opinion | Published Nov 25, 2024
Don’t Look Away: How inter-generational trauma affect young boys into committing violence
By Dominic Naidoo | Published Nov 25, 2024
Another learner dies in Gauteng after allegedly consuming biscuits from spaza shop in Soweto
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Nov 25, 2024
Masters denied: North West University student cries foul after her “pass” was turned into a fail
By Sinenhlanhla Masilela | Published Nov 24, 2024
Geography Paper 2 exam error affects 967 matric students
By Gerry Cupido | Published Nov 23, 2024
WATCH | ‘Hello teacher. What’s my name?’ Incredible teacher recognises every learner by voice alone
By Gerry Cupido | Published Nov 21, 2024
Unisa Strengthens Global Ties with Impactful International Engagements
By Hope Ntanzi | Published Nov 21, 2024
UFS: Multilingualism Going from Strength to Strength
By Partnered Content | Published Nov 20, 2024
Stellenbosch Business School: 60 years and beyond
By Partnered Content | Published Nov 20, 2024
‘Biggest loser will be newspapers’: Information Regulator sticks to its guns on banning publication of matric results
By Jonisayi Maromo | Published Nov 20, 2024
AfriForum to take on Information Regulator in court for refusing to have matric results published in media outlets
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Nov 18, 2024
ActionSA calls for KZN Education MEC to take urgent intervention at Matimane Primary School over dire conditions
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Nov 18, 2024
'Pens down parties’ are a hard no! KZN DBE warns learners against year end revelry
By Se-Anne Rall | Published Nov 18, 2024
Unisa’s catalytic niche areas are gaining international traction as Prof LenkaBula champions Africa’s intellectual futures at global events
By Hope Ntanzi | Published Nov 15, 2024
