President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed profound condolences following a heartbreaking incident that claimed the lives of 12 children on their way to school on Monday. Ramaphosa stated that ideally and

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Dunoon Primary School has been forced to deal with the broader impact of criminal activity in the community, opening the new academic year without electricity or Wi‑Fi. Acting Principal Thelisa

South Africa utilised last week’s Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to showcase the African continent’s energy generation opportunities and position itself as a future energy

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President Cyril Ramaphosa says efforts are underway to improve early-grade reading and numeracy, warning that thousands of children leave the Foundation Phase without basic literacy and math skills. He said

Motorists found guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol could face a lifetime ban from holding a driving licence under severe new sanctions proposed by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee

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Desperate job seekers have been cautioned not to respond to massive jobs advertised on social media targeting school leavers, as advertisers might be scammers.   The warning came from the Johannesburg

The approval of salary increases for top politicians, including ministers and their deputies, as well as parliamentarians, has been described as a clear demonstration that the government is out of