AFDA continues to shape the future of the creative economy with new degree, new campus and new learning opportunities

AFDA is revolutionising creative education with a new degree, campus, and innovative learning opportunities, preparing the next generation of creative leaders.

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Overcrowded Eastbank High School short of 1,200 desks as learners burn furniture

The Gauteng Department of Education has condemned the burning of school furniture at Eastbank High School in Alexandra, where four desks and two chairs were destroyed despite the school facing severe overcrowding and a shortage of more than 1,200 desks.

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Soweto teacher under probe over alleged sexual remark to Grade 11 pupil

The Gauteng Department of Education has launched an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving educators and learners at Curtis Nkondo School of Specialisation in Emdeni, Soweto, after a Grade 11 learner accused an educator of making an inappropriate sexual remark to her.

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Cold snap should not keep Gauteng pupils out of class, says Maile

Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile has urged parents and learners to take precautions against the cold weather expected across the province, saying cold conditions alone should not disrupt teaching and learning.

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UCT Council defends handling of complaints against VC Moshabela

UCT Council chair Norman Arendse SC has called for restraint and an end to speculation after Vice-Chancellor Professor Mosa Moshabela took the university’s governing body to the Western Cape High Court.

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MEC warns that misused school funds amount to ‘theft of opportunity’ from children

Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile has pledged tougher action against corruption in schools after communities demanded stronger accountability for the management of public funds and resources.

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Gauteng vows to improve online admissions as migration fuels classroom shortages

Gauteng's growing population is placing increasing pressure on schools, with parents raising concerns about overcrowding, classroom shortages and learner admissions during province-wide community consultations.

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Funding your future starts before you apply: Why understanding your funding options is one of the smartest career decisions you can make

Many young South Africans miss out on their dream careers due to misconceptions about the affordability of higher education.

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Gauteng admissions surge past 210,000 within hours of 2027 application window opening

More than 210,000 applications for Grade 1 and Grade 8 placements were submitted within four hours of Gauteng's 2027 online admissions system opening, with education authorities hailing the strong uptake as a sign of continued public confidence in the digital platform.

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