Corruption Watch is investigating the claims
News | 2 June 2017
Parents in Isilatsha Village near East London hope for a good Samaritan
News | 25 May 2017
Rush hour traffic stopped on Nelson Mandela Bridge in Johannesburg
News | 25 May 2017
Programme teaches inclusivity whether gay, lesbian, transgender, black, white, brown, girl, boy, from the city or the country, says activist founder
News | 24 May 2017
Crisis brewing: evidence suggests the problem is widespread
News | 18 May 2017
With a teacher-learner ratio of over 40 to 1, they accuse government of failing to listen to their requests for three additional teachers
Brief | 12 May 2017
“We are fighting for development but we don’t want our infrastructure to be demolished by those with criminal intentions.”
News | 11 May 2017
Nearly three years later, a school damaged in a storm remains broken
News | 11 May 2017
29 schools constructed of asbestos were supposed to be fixed by November 2016
News | 5 May 2017
Students accuse education department of failing to respond to their grievances
Brief | 5 May 2017
“We tried to do things in the proper way, but nothing happened”
By Trevor Bohatch and Ashraf Hendricks
News | 4 May 2017
Fate of historic Grootkraal school hangs in the balance
Opinion | 4 May 2017
I would love to have my own desk, says grade one learner
News | 4 May 2017
Thousands march to education department in King William’s Town on Freedom Day
By Nombulelo Damba-Hendrik and GroundUp Staff
News | 28 April 2017
“If we can’t find ways to make public schools as attractive as private schools, they will become increasingly stigmatised as places where only poor kids go.”
Opinion | 24 April 2017
Long history of corruption at primary school in Gauteng
News | 24 April 2017