South Africa is losing 6000 teachers a year, and parents are feeling it in the classroom
South Africa isn't short of teachers. It's short of teachers who stay.
South Africa isn't short of teachers. It's short of teachers who stay.
Technology is advancing at a breakneck pace, but as our homes, cars, and workplaces become increasingly automated, a growing number of people are drawing a line in the sand.
Anonymous is caught between her initial desire to offer unconditional support to her unemployed sister and the deep sense of betrayal she feels after discovering her sister has secretly been receiving a R5,000 monthly allowance from their brother while living cost free.
The role that illegal firearms play in South Africa's crime landscape remains a major concern, with the weapons linked to 99% of murders.
Katlego Sekhu From boardroom burnout to corporate rebel: Sadika Fakir's 21-year manual for surviving corporate SA Sadika Fakir has spent two decades inside the boardrooms of some of South Africa's biggest banks. Today she is Absa Group's Executive for Digital Marketing and Media. She has also just written the book she says she needed at 21, wet behind the ears, unsure of herself, and grieving her father. Kaya Breakfast with […]
The conflict between the United States and Iran has continued to affect global markets, with oil prices expected to rise amid uncertainty over whether peace talks will succeed.
Around the world, countries are lowering the age at which a child can be held criminally responsible.
Dr Judey Pretorius says women should embrace entrepreneurship and financial literacy to build wealth and secure their futures.