HDSR Federation launches to tackle substance use and funding crisis
The federation is aligned with the National Drug Master Plan (NDMP), South Africa’s official blueprint for managing substance use
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From Katlehong to the Kremlin: Learners Jet off to International Science Stage
The school’s participation in the Life Sciences Olympiad underscores its commitment to diverse scientific research, moving beyond traditional mechanics to explore biology, genetics, and environmental health.
Sedibeng Gets South Africa’s First Intermodal Transport Facility
The facility brings together rail, minibus taxis, buses, e-hailing services, and non-motorised transport under one roof.
President Ramaphosa gives Social Development Minister Sisisi Tholashe the axe
President Ramaphosa is expected to announce a permanent ministerial appointment in the coming days.
South African Delegation Explores Future Technology Opportunities in China
The visit comes at a time when South Africa continues to battle high youth unemployment, with many young people struggling to access opportunities in the digital economy.
Youth Month to commemorate 50th anniversary of Soweto Uprisings
The initiative forms part of government’s ongoing efforts to preserve the legacy of 1976 while strengthening youth participation in nation-building and socio-economic development
11th Annual Vita Basadi Awards open for Nominations
Nominations are open to women of all ages, backgrounds, cultures, faiths, sexual orientations, and abilities, including women with disabilities.
‘I’m Not Resigning’ – Ramaphosa Defiant After Constitutional Court Judgment
He said this move was based on legal advice and aligned with the Constitutional Court’s own recognition that the report could still be reviewed by a court.
President Ramaphosa to Address the Nation Amid Questions Over His Political Future
Opposition parties are expected to closely scrutinise the President’s remarks, while South Africans await clarity on the next steps following the court judgment.
Computerized tests reduce corruption at licensing centres
According to the RTMC, the new system has closed that loophole by randomly selecting question papers electronically, preventing officials from knowing which test will be used beforehand.
