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Dr. Khensani Xivuri shatters glass ceiling, becoming the first black woman to earn a PhD in Applied Data Science at UJ

Thursday, March 14, 2024, marked a momentous occasion at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) as it celebrated the first graduation ceremony of 2024. Amidst the sea of proud graduates, one…

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UNIVERSITY OF LIMPOPO CAMPUS REPORT DIARRHEA CASES DUE TO CONTAMINATED WATER AT THE RESES

The University of Limpopo students are currently reporting to the management about the diarrhea they are experiencing after drinking water from the taps. It is said that some are having…

Meet N’wa Jika The Poet

Hlayisani Antonette Shiburi also known by stage name N’wa Jika The Poet, Phyembye Ra Africa. She was born and bred in the dusty streets of Madobi Village under Collins Chabane…

An Open Letter To Murisi Lonene, Sir Ntimbani

Dear Sir Ntimbani, you made learning fun at Vasasele High School in New Canada under N’wamitwa Traditional Authority outside Tzaneen. You made us love and respect you even more. Thanks…

N’wa Jika The Poet’s Book Gets The Nod From Gauteng Department Of Education

An award-winning local Xitsonga poet’s book has been approved by the Gauteng Department of Education as a prescribed book in schools. Hlayisani Antonette Shiburi (33), also known as N’wa Jika…

TUT to open new Giyani Campus in February 2024

Higher Education, Science, and Innovation minister, Dr. Blade Nzimande, has engaged stakeholders on a plan to re-establish the former Giyani College of Education to become a campus of the Tshwane…

Disability never limited Eric Calzade Mukhari from Joppie Village

Eric Calzade Mukhari, born and bred in the dusty streets of Joppie Village outside Tzaneen in Limpopo, he completed his matric in the late 90s at Gwambeni High School (Xihoko…

Nine (9) Matric Students expelled from Lwandlamuni High School

Nine (9) Matric Students have been expelled at Lwandlamuni under Valoyi Traditional Authority (N’wamitwa) outside Tzaneen in the Mopani District. According to our source, the students were expelled after missing…

NSFAS Cancels Teaching and Nursing Training

NSFAS has decided to defund Teaching and Nursing qualifications for first year students starting this year. This is according to an article published in Business Insider, last week. Based on a circular…

The Department of Basic Education announced Matric results 2020

After the most difficult year for matrics, the results of the Matric Class of 2020 are down by 5% when compared to last year. This huge drop. A number of…

Hundreds of thousands of public-school pupils returned to school today

Department of Education, Angie Motshega says South Africa’s public schools are receiving hundreds of thousands of pupils back in the classrooms today, 15 February. Motshega briefed media yesterday on the…

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