Kopano Monaheng THE potential of our young people means nothing if they don’t get the support and the right opportunities. This was evident when NTT DATA showered grade 11 & 12 pupils and students with awards during their Saturday school celebratory event held recently at Melrose Arch in Joburg. These are the pupils who attended…
BY: TANA MALINGA For many South African students, completing a qualification does not always lead to the next chapter of opportunity. Each year, thousands finish their studies but remain unable to graduate due to unpaid university fees from previous academic years. This unpaid balance, known as historical debt, refers to outstanding fees owed to universities…
The Gauteng Department of e-Government will from tomorrow 19-20 February host a Youth Tech Expo. The much anticipated Expo aims to empower young people with digital skills, career opportunities and practical knowledge to leverage technology for social impact and economic inclusion. The two-day will take place expo takes place at Vosloorus Civic Centre in Vosloorus,…
The Florida Library was buzzing with excitement as it opened its doors to celebrate World Read Aloud Day. Learners from Royal College and Bright Minds arrived in their neatly pressed uniforms, their eyes wide with curiosity as they were introduced to their local hub of knowledge. Librarian Ziphozethu Zuka led the activities with enthusiasm, turning…
BIC South Africa’s leading Stationery brand and a trusted classroom companion for generations, today announced the launch of its 2026 Back-to-School campaign: Let Your Ink-Side Out. This year’s campaign celebrates the power of self-expression, aiming to inspire students to enter the new school year with confidence, creativity and authenticity. Rooted in the belief that every…
Tana Malinga Thirty exceptional young women scientists from 18 Sub Saharan African countries have been honoured at the 2025 L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Young Talents Awards. Selected from over 550 applicants, the group includes 25 PhD candidates and 5 postdoctoral researchers whose work tackles Africa’s biggest challenges, from cancer research to climate resilience and…
Kopano MonahengWHEN foreign countries care about your development, there’s hope for the future of Mzansi.That was the spirit when the Chinese Embassy in Mzansi along with the Gauteng MEC for Education, Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Matome Chiloane officially opened the Science Center on Friday 21 November. The Inauguration of the L.I.S.T.E.N Science Exhibition in…
EZIMTOTI REPORTER WHEN Azola Sihlahla was four years old, his mother passed away. His father was not part of his upbringing so his grandparents took him in. The 18-year-old from Dulati Combined School in KwaZulu Natal is now thankful to have his grandparents by his side. “There is nothing that I don’t get at home,…
Tana Malinga The 25th National Teaching Awards lit up the Birchwood Hotel in Boksburg, celebrating South Africa’s finest educators with pride and gratitude. The ceremony, led by the Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, recognised teachers whose work continues to inspire and transform classrooms across the country. Minister Gwarube used the moment to pledge her…
Ezimtoti ReporterTimes we are living in today are challenging.But talking to female pupils about how to choose careers could be the key to a better life. On Friday, 3 October, Desiree Letshwiti, chief education specialist for Electrical and Mechanical Technology at the national office of the basic education, spoke to the media about the careers…
