It started as an ordinary school day in Thembisa. The kind of afternoon where children spill out onto dusty fields, chasing footballs and laughter. But for...
Classrooms are meant to be safe spaces. For many pupils across Gauteng and the Western Cape, that sense of safety is under strain as bullying reports...
When Premier Panyaza Lesufi stepped up to the podium at Nasrec for Gauteng’s 2026 State of the Province Address, it was clear he wanted to send...
Roedean principal steps down as tennis fixture dispute spirals into national row What began as a cancelled school tennis match has ended in resignations, public outrage...
The heartbreak surrounding the death of Grade R learner Manqoba Mnisi has taken another turn, with the Gauteng Department of Education appointing an independent law firm...
The family of five-year-old Manqoba Mnisi has waited nearly two weeks for answers. On Monday, the Gauteng Education Department confirmed they are finally comingbut the wait...
When buses across the Ekurhuleni metro abruptly stopped running this week, thousands of learners were left standing on pavements with no way to get to school....
A budget change that’s hitting close to home A simmering education funding dispute in Gauteng has erupted into a full-blown political fight, with government accused of...
Why Boarding Schools Remain a Popular Choice in Gauteng Choosing the right boarding school in Gauteng is a big decision for many families. Beyond strong academics...
A community united by grief and anger Outside the Vanderbijlpark Magistrate’s Court this week, the mood was heavy and raw. Parents stood shoulder to shoulder with...