Schools across South Africa to receive 10 return domestic flights each, bringing the total number of schools supported through the initiative to 23return domestic flights to support learner development, whether for school tours, competitions, leadership programmes or first-time flying experiences.
Category: Education
2026 CBZ Debate and Public Speaking Tournament roars to life
The 2026 CBZ Debate and Public Speaking Tournament will take place from 3rd to 4th of July at Dominican Convent as the host School – CBZ as the title sponsor.
SA Prisons records 94.4% Matric Pass Rate surpassing the national average
In a stunning display of academic resilience, the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) has officially announced a record-breaking 94.4% pass rate for the 2025 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations.#
Children’s Rights: Zimbabwe Makes Social Protection a National Priority
The government of Zimbabwe has emphatically positioned social protection as a core national priority and a key pillar for achieving a prosperous nation, a message delivered at the World Children’s Day commemorations
Zimbabwe Advances Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Through Specialized Media Training
Zimbabwe has taken another decisive step toward strengthening Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) following the successful training of journalists from various media platforms on inclusive reporting within the education sector.
SA Department of Education to conduct consultations on Proposed School Calendar Amendments
The South African Department of Basic Education (DBE) has sparked a massive holiday debate after Minister Siviwe Gwarube published a Government Gazette notice on 4 November 2025, calling for public comment on a major overhaul of the school calendar policy
Masarira Demands Public Inquiry: Slams ZIMSEC ‘Incompetence’ as Exam Chaos Rages
Harare, 11 November 2025 – Zimbabwe’s national examinations have descended into a full-blown crisis, prompting Labour Economists and Afrikan Democrats (LEAD) to issue a scathing press statement today condemning the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) for “gross incompetence” and a “national betrayal” of the country’s youth.