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For the second year in a row, grade 12 pupils have had to answer a matric exam paper that had an error.
The Pretoria high court ordered higher education minister Blade Nzimande to immediately retract a government gazette that announced the appointment of an administrator for the University of South Africa.
The Gauteng education department has placed a female teacher on precautionary transfer after allegations of sexual misconduct involving a male pupil.
The North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria ordered higher education minister Blade Nzimande to withdraw his notice of intention to place the University of South Africa under administration.
Higher education minister Blade Nzimande has recommended that criminal charges be laid against students and parents who unduly benefited from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme.
University students are fuming after the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) failed to pay them their allowances on Thursday.
Independent service provider Intellimali has finally apologised to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme more than six years after the company erroneously credited R14.1m to a student’s account.
The board of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme has confirmed that CEO Andile Nongogo is taking a leave of absence over allegations made against him.
Higher education minister Blade Nzimande has rejected a request by Unisa’s council to wait for the court to rule on the independent assessor’s report before he makes a final decision on appointing an administrator for the institution.
In a new twist, Unisa’s council has requested the minister of higher education, Blade Nzimande, to allow the court to rule on the independent assessor’s report before he makes his final decision on appointing an administrator for the…
The Constitutional Court has dismissed an application by the SA Council for Educators (Sace) for leave to appeal against a high court judgment that set aside its decision to refer a complaint for a hearing.
Acting judge Smanga Sethene ruled on Wednesday that the LPC should investigate whether Prof Vuyo Peach “sought to mislead the court” about the date when Unisa filed a review application to set aside an arbitration award issued to former…
The department of basic education is “picking up a pattern” of pupils being killed and thrown into pit toilets.
The gloves were off in parliament on Wednesday night when basic education minister Angie Motshekga told a member of the portfolio committee to “bring it on”.
Double tragedy has struck a former game ranger. His wife and a two-day-old calf born to world-famous hippo Jessica died on the same night.
