The Jozi Book Fair Invites You!
Join us on 16 May 2026 at Khanya College as we launch our 40th Anniversary and 2026 Jozi Book Fair […]
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Khanya College’s Study Groups
“For years, Khanya College has recognised the importance of study groups as spaces for learning together, empowering women, and gaining a deeper understanding of the world. Khanya hosts these study groups both in person and on WhatsApp, allowing participants from…”
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Conditions at Job Rathebe are Appalling
“My name is Masinge Engetelo, I’m a grade 10 at Job Rathebe Secondary School, in my school there are about 900 learners. Before grade 10, when I first joined the school there were more than 1,000 learners. Each class is…”
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Kathorus Schools’ Readiness For the 2025 Academic Year?
“As the 2025 academic year has begun, concerns surrounding infrastructure, availability of teaching resources, and teachers’ preparedness have raised questions about the readiness of public schools to provide quality education. With the poor public education system, we looked at the…”
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Afternoon Program Empowers Learners in Swaneville
“South Africa is characterised by shocking inequality at all levels of life. This is very clear in the education system 30 years after apartheid legally ended. Many schools are struggling with infrastructure and support for learners. Many learners in the…”
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Forum Activist Journalist Run Workshops for Movement Building
“Every year, Khanya College looks to expand its network of writers to better cover working class communities especially. This year, Khanya College organised workshops in Johannesburg and Cape Town, these workshops were also aimed at building a movement for alternative…”
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Khanya College: A South African Story of Decolonisation
“Decolonisation and Africanisation may appear to be new ideas on South Africa’s higher education landscape. But a tertiary college established nearly 30 years ago shows that this is not the case. The story of Khanya College proves that decolonised learning…”
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Unruly Learners Leave Parents Complaining
“Velile Senior Secondary School located in Bathurst Location in the Eastern Cape has become a nightmare for students and parents but more especially for teachers. The school was built 30 years ago in the location to increase literacy as the…”
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Bid to Save Legendary Lovedale Press
“The 200-year-old Eastern Cape press is in a shambles, but there is a plan
At the entrance to the Lovedale Press in Edikeni in the Eastern Cape is a plaque on which is written: “The earliest record of anything written…”
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Organisations and Residents Calls for the Reopening of the Johannesburg Library
“On 18 April 2024 about a hundred activists from various organisations and residents gathered outside the Johannesburg Library on Albertina Sisulu Road and Pixley Ka Isaak Seme Street, Johannesburg, calling for the reopening of the Johannesburg Library.
The protest which…”
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Facilitator Helps Many Take Up SASL
“The year 2023 marked a historic moment for the deaf community when President Ramaphosa officially declared South African Sign Language (SASL) as South Africa’s 12th official language. This was an important decision which helped service the urgent need for building a…”
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SOCIALIST YOUTH MOVEMENT CONDEMNS THE GREED AND EXTRAVAGANCE OF CARELESS UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVES.
“The Council on Higher Education has said that it is difficult to defend the exorbitant salaries and perks for executives at South Africa’s universities. This comes after findings that at least half of the Vice Chancellors (VCs) at public universities earned well above R4 million in 2019.”