Education

Heritage is easy to recognise in the things we can see, hear and taste: our languages, food, music, traditions and celebrations. But it also lives...

Artificial intelligence is already changing how South African teachers teach, learners learn and schools operate, yet many of the technologies shaping this shift have...

Oluwasemilore Oluwagbenro, MD ’26, has wanted to become a doctor since childhood. Raised in Nigeria in a family of business professionals, she began expressing...

Only time will tell if the recent alignment of the world’s most powerful AI leaders around Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s call to rein in...

In a timely response to South Africa's urgent need for skilled tradespeople, Sangari Education has announced the exclusive introduction of the newly updated Soldamatic...

During high school years in Model United Nations, Dahlia Al-Ansari learned to argue on behalf of a country she was assigned to represent. But when Doha...

South Africa’s unemployment rate has risen to 33.6%, with 8.5 million people now unemployed. Those numbers raise an important question about skills development: what...

Generations of creatively-inclined young people have heard some version of the same advice - keep art and design as a hobby, and choose a...

While Grade 11 learners still have more than a year before completing high school, their mid-year examination results can already provide valuable insight into...

South Africa’s unemployment crisis has reached a point where incremental solutions are no longer enough. With the official unemployment rate climbing to 33.6% in...

One hundred learners at Siqobile Primary School in Tshwane, Pretoria received much-needed school shoes, thanks to Engen Thorntree ZZ Convenience Centre, as part of...

Critical thinking, varied assessment and independent learning can equip students in George to succeed at university, in the workplace and in life. Every parent wants...