Covid-19 Youth Brigades Still Wait for Payment 8 Months Later
When the nation was hit with coronavirus, The Gauteng Department of Education (GDoE) created…
Covid-19 Youth Brigades Still Wait for Payment 8 Months Later Read Post »
When the nation was hit with coronavirus, The Gauteng Department of Education (GDoE) created…
Covid-19 Youth Brigades Still Wait for Payment 8 Months Later Read Post »
A primary school (name protected) in Khutsong (on the Westrand of Gauteng) has opened its doors…
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The call for #FreeEducationNow has once again been echoed by protesting students from all across…
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Public school matriculation exam results of 2020 were released on 23 February 2021 and in most…
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Lingitjhudu Secondary School (in Ekangala, east of Pretoria), is trying by all means to adhere to…
Lingitjhudu Secondary School Struggles to Maintain to COVID-19 Regulations Read Post »
The first day of school for the new year was on 15 February 2021. For learners at Mpumelelo…
Chaos on the First Day of School Read Post »
Khanya College in partnership with the Foundation for Human Rights (FHR) has introduced a new 12-month project…
Khanya College Launches Community Monitoring Project Read Post »
The debate on the re-opening of schools during the COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a lot of controversies…
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A movement of learners, parents and teachers took to the streets of two regions in…
National School Nutrition Progamme Awareness Campaign Read Post »
As schools reopened for all grades, some schools are struggling with space and the structuring of classes. This has caused a confusion for other learners in other schools…
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The People’s Health Movement South Africa hosted a webinar on 28 August titled ‘Our experiences in the fight against COVID-19’ where they untangled the issues affecting CHWs in this time of COVID-19…
Community Healthcare Workers Share COVID-19 Experiences Read Post »
The WRC study also states that “over 45% of the Gauteng population is living asymptomatic with the virus, as traces have shown from what has been picked up [in wastewater] by the sampling tests thus far”…
COVID-19 in Waste Water according to Gauteng Water Report Read Post »