South Africa News » KwaZulu Natal News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Education: South Africa: Life Support - KZN Education Gets a R2bn Fix That Won't Stop the Bleeding
An emergency R2bn advance brings temporary relief, but fails to fix deep financial issues caused by cumulative budget cuts and poor management. As cash-strapped schools face a brutal struggle to ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Education: KZN education dismisses claims that it is placed under administration
The department said it continues to function normally and remains focused on delivering education services across the province.
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Education: KwaZulu-Natal education sector receives R2 billion cash flow advance amid financial crisis
KwaZulu-Natal's education sector has received a R2 billion cash flow advance from National Treasury, providing temporary relief amid ongoing financial challenges. However, stakeholders warn that this ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Education: National teaching awards honour teachers in forgotten communities
Special needs school principal Marthie Combrinck, who has dedicated her life to teaching some of South Africa’s most overlooked children, says an honour bestowed on her on Friday is not only about her ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Education: The hidden crisis at South African universities: Hunger, debt and student exclusion behind the excellence
The systemic inequalities and challenges faced by students at South African universities, from food insecurity to violent protests, and understand the pressing need for institutional reform.
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Education: Getting through school in South Africa: how learners make it to the end after a poor start
South Africa’s schooling system presents a striking paradox. Fewer than one in five grade 4 learners can read for meaning, yet more than 60% of young people (aged 15 to 24) eventually complete grade ...
News South Africa » KwaZulu-Natal » Education: Life support: KZN education gets a R2bn fix that won't stop the bleeding
An emergency R2bn advance brings temporary relief, but fails to fix deep financial issues caused by cumulative budget cuts and poor management. As cash-strapped schools face a brutal struggle to ...