Over the weekend, the major political parties staged their final rallies before South Africans vote on November 4. The DA held its national closing event in Mamelodi, Tshwane, under the slogan “Stop the chaos. Start service delivery". The…
South Africa's mother-tongue education model faces severe hurdles, including early language transitions and deep resource disparities. Exploring European bilingual frameworks reveals how policy reform and balanced exposure could bridge…
The provincial education department plans to expand inclusive education to 157 mainstream schools, creating dedicated classrooms to ensure learners with disabilities are not left behind.
Political scientist Prof Mcebisi Ndletyana links the axing of University of Fort Hare vice-chancellor Prof Sakhela Buhlungu to the enduring 'Zuma effect' in Eastern Cape politics.
The Eastern Cape government and the University of Fort Hare are exploring the creation of university precincts across Bhisho, Dikeni, and KuGompo City to integrate higher education infrastructure with regional development.
Incoming University of Fort Hare vice-chancellor Prof Wezile Chitha will be expected to turn institutional ambitions into tangible improvements in students’ daily lives, the university’s Student Representative Council (SRC) said on…
Eastern Cape ABC Motsepe League clubs kick off their preliminary campaign across the province this weekend, vying for a spot in the prestigious Nedbank Cup round of 32.
As athletes tackle the BCMM Athletic Club's 10km race along East London's scenic beachfront, they run in the historic footsteps of legendary road runners who broke records on the very same shores.
Over 20 goals were scored in the Eastern Cape ABC Motsepe League over the weekend, highlighted by Old Grey's thrilling 4-3 victory over GQ Cavaliers in the Gqeberha derby.
