Western Cape warned cutting teachers could compromise education
By Chevon Booysen | Published Oct 1, 2024
WCED
As matric exams near, Western Cape education department urges class of 2024 to sign matric pledge
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Sep 30, 2024
Pinelands learners to apologise for mock slave auction
By Mahira Duval | Published Sep 18, 2024
Learners in Cape Town school ‘slave for sale’ incident sanctioned
By Nicola Daniels | Published Sep 17, 2024
WCED warns Bela Bill will be a burden on its budget after being signed into law
By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published Sep 16, 2024
Teachers and students take their fight against job cuts to the Cape streets
By Byron Lukas | Published Sep 14, 2024
LETTER: We must continue to push for increased multilingualism in SA
By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 13, 2024
Massive budget shortfalls caused by unfunded multi-year wage agreement
By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 10, 2024
Blame ‘poor policy’ for teacher post cuts
By Chevon Booysen | Published Sep 10, 2024
Letter: Cut ministers’ pay, not education budget
By Letter to the Editor | Published Sep 9, 2024
Budget cuts dismal for education needs in South Africa
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Sep 8, 2024
Basic Education Minister Gwarube to approach Treasury about ‘painful’ budget cuts
By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published Sep 6, 2024
Looming teacher post cuts top Basic Education minister’s agenda
By Chevon Booysen | Published Sep 6, 2024
WCED urges unions to fight alongside it, amid budget cuts
By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Sep 5, 2024
ELRC council to mediate on Western Cape teacher cuts
By Tracy-Lynn Ruiters | Published Sep 5, 2024
Plumstead pupils ‘posed with pellet gun’
By Mahira Duval | Published Sep 5, 2024
