IPID to investigate death of TUT student allegedly assaulted by police
BY: VUYO CEBEKHULU Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is mourning the passing of a student, who allegedly succumbed injuries sustained...
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Education
Tembisa School Incident: Eighteen Learners are Injured in Ceiling Collapse
A classroom ceiling collapsed at Umthambeka Primary School in Tembisa, which resulted in 18 Grade 6 Learners getting injured. This...
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NSFAS Introduces New Loan Scheme for Students
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme, has rolled out a new loan program to help students. This scheme is for...
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NSFAS Applications Open Until January 31, 2024 – Apply Now for 2024 Academic Year Funding!
The application for NSFAS is still open, and it will close on January 31, 2024. You can apply for NSFAS...
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DJ Shimza’s Annual Gesture: A Gift of 1000 School Shoes for Thembisa’s Students
As the school gates prepare to swing open for the new academic year, renowned DJ and entrepreneur Ashley Kholofelo Raphala,...
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KwaZulu-Natal Education Department Urges Early Dismissal as Severe Weather Threatens Heavy Rainfall
In the Department of Education, KwaZulu-Natal, the provincial leadership has issued a directive urging schools to dismiss students and staff...
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IEB Celebrates Success: 98.46% Matric Pass Rate and Provincial Achievements in 2023
In the recently released results for the 2023 National Senior Certificate exams conducted by the Independent Examinations Board (IEB), a...
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Thando Nhlapo’s Journey: Overcoming Challenges in School
Growing up in Soweto, Thando Nhlapo faced challenges in her education. She went to St Matthews Secondary School and learned...
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Gauteng’s Big Gift: R560 Million to Help 4,000+ Students Shine in School!
Gauteng's doing something big! Every year, they're putting aside a massive R560 million to help more than 4,000 smart students...
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Remembering Black Wednesday: The Significance of Media Freedom in Democracy
This day in history is known as Black Wednesday. The World and Weekend World newspapers were banned in South Africa...
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