By Bongani Nkosi — The department of basic education wants to block the reappointment of public school teachers who have resigned in order to access...

By Jayna Goldstuck — A weekly series of articles written by pupils who want to contribute to the debate about South Africa’s education system. As...

A week after foreigners were chased from communities in KwaZulu-Natal, political leaders are responding to the issue. Yet the underlying causes of xenophobia are...

By Victoria John, Jayna Goldstuck — Equal Education along with pupils frustrated by the long wait for better school infrastructure protested outside the department’s office...

By STEPHEN GROOTES. So often in politics we subscribe to what historians used to call the ‘big man’ theory. We focus on the newsmakers,...

South Africa has many attributes that make it a worthy representative of Africa on the world stage, but is set to lose its first...

By Victoria John, Kwanele Sosibo — Waves of pickets, protest marches and sleep-ins have swept the campuses of South African universities since the beginning of March....

Cape Town – The SA Post Office (Sapo) dismissed six employees who violated a court order during the illegal strike that crippled postal operations...

Johannesburg – Around 21,000 schoolgirls, including 717 still in primary school, were pregnant in the 2013/14 financial year, Netwerk24 reported on Monday. This is...

Boksburg – The youth of today need skills and training to become entrepreneurs and create jobs and help grow the economy in the future....

When a small group of supporters gathered outside the court where this week the Angolan journalist and human rights activist Rafael Marques went on...

About 1 000 workers at the construction site of South Africa’s Eskom Medupi power plant have been fired for vandalising property during this week’s...