TUT students want equal allowances for all students
Students at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) took to the streets on Monday to protest a decision by the…
SA job seekers warned about Coca-Cola recruitment scam
Job-seekers have been warned about a recruitment scam falsely claiming they were jobs on offer Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBA).…
What your facial features say about you
A square jaw, strong brow, thin lips and a broader nose are seen as signs of talent and competence, a…
Apprenticeships are the key to reskilling youth in a digital age
By 2025, 90% of jobs will require digital skills, according to the World Economic Forum. The tragedy is millions of…
Tesla CEO says self driving cars will be ready by the end of this year
This time next year self-driving Tesla cars could be up and running, according to billionaire tech mogul Elon Musk. Musk is ‘certain’…
#BudgetSpeech | Minister of higher education welcomes largest budget allocation for basic education
Minister of Higher Education Naledi Pandor welcomed Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s announcement that education and culture will continue to receive…
Zim company set to donate 40 laptops to first year students
Needy first-year students at various South African higher education institutions are set to receive laptops, for the second consecutive year,…
EFFSC promises to ‘deal decisively’ with those who try to attend classes at DUT
Economic Freedom Fighters’ (EFF) student leaders at Durban University of Technology (DUT) are leading a protest through the city centre and…
eThekwini is set to host an International mathematics competition
The eThekwini Municipality is set to host an international mathematics competition which will see about 600 children from 35 countries…
Why millennials should join the Tax Ombud’s roadshow
Tax is an increasingly important issue in today’s society. There is no gain saying that taxes reduce the disposable income…