“What does education mean beyond getting a qualification? For Khanya College staff, learners and study groups, a recent study of the South African Committee for Higher Education (SACHED) and its history. This has opened up discussions about how education can…’
SACHED and Khanya College: Education for Liberation Read Post »
“Female-headed households are becoming more common. More women are becoming financially independent through education and jobs, allowing them to run households on their own terms. At the same time, family structures are shifting. Women are increasingly taking on the responsibility…”
Female-Headed Households on the Rise Read Post »
“Tensions are reaching a boiling point in Gauteng, as the “March and March” civic movement causes destruction within communities from different places across Pretoria and Johannesburg. The movement has recently intensified its wave of anti-illegal immigration protests. Jacinta Ngobese Zuma…”
“On 23 May 2026, Khanya College staff attended the Africanarra storytelling event at Mimosa School, an event that explored education through art and was presented by children aged 6-12. We experienced the power of storytelling through shared reading, plays, and…”
Art Through Education at Africanarra Storytelling festival Read Post »
“Every matric learner in South Africa looks forward to completing school someday and be able to look for a job to provide basic needs for themselves. They are not aware that post-matric, there is a lot of pressure on young…”
After School, Nowhere to Go! Read Post »
