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DBE says school attendance will differ according to the infection rate of each area

DBE says school attendance will differ according to the infection rate of each area
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South africaEastern capeElijah mhlangaAngie motshekgaLabby ramrathanUniversity of kwazuluDepartment of basic educationBasic educationProfessor labby ramrathanகிழக்கு கேப்லாபி ராம்ரதன்பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் க்வஸூல்யூதுறை ஆஃப் அடிப்படை கல்விஅடிப்படை கல்விப்ரொஃபெஸர் லாபி ராம்ரதன்

Experts weigh in on reopening of schools amid the third wave

Experts weigh in on reopening of schools amid the third wave
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South africaEastern capeKwazulu natalVee ganiLabby ramrathanCyril ramaphosaChairperson of the parent association kwazuluNational department of healthDepartment of basic educationBasic educationNational departmentProfessor labby ramrathanParent associationPresident cyril ramaphosaகிழக்கு கேப்க்வஸூல்யூ நேட்டல்

Teacher unions, parent bodies welcome attendance plan for primary schools

“We must learn to live with the pandemic because if we do not we will not have an education system in the country,” said Matakanye Matakanye of the National Association of School Governing Bodies.

Kwazulu natalSouth africaSibusiso malingaAngie motshekgaVee ganiMugwena malulekeLabby ramrathanNational association of school governing bodiesNational teachers unionParents associationSchool of educationSa democratic teachers unionBasic education minister angie motshekgaNational associationSchool governing bodiesTeachers union

University shutdown tarnishing the country s higher learning image: experts

University shutdown tarnishing the countryâs higher learning image: experts By Sakhiseni Nxumalo Share Durban - Education experts believe that the ongoing nationwide protests at various higher education institutions are tarnishing the image of the countyâs universities and some of the demands are unrealistic. The nationwide shutdown at 26 universities and colleges, which was pronounced by the SA Union of Students (SAUS) on Sunday, has seen a number of student protests across the country. Student leaders are demanding that the Department of Higher Education and Training, the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS), Finance Ministry, and universities should clear studentsâ historical debt, fund post graduate studies and implement free education.

Kwazulu natalSouth africaEastern capeThembeka mbeleUmgungundlovu tvetNkosinathi sibiyaKobus mareeLabby ramrathanDepartment of higher educationUniversity of kwazuluUniversity of pretoria department educational psychologyUnizulu student representative councilSa union of studentsNational student financial aid schemeUniversity of zululand unizuluSchool of education

Grade 12 results were better than expected in spite of the challenges of Covid-19 lockdown

The matric class of 2020 could have been the most successful in the Department of Basic Education’s history to date had it not been interrupted by the outbreak of Covid-19 that took away almost half of their school calendar.

South africaFree stateEastern capeKwazulu natalBasil manuelCynthia barnesAngie motshekgaLabby ramrathanNational teachers union natuDepartment of basic educationNational professional teacher organisationSchool of educationNational senior certificateBasic educationBasic education minister angie motshekgaNational senior