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Free education includes not only the absence of fees but also all other costs, including free, reliable and safe transport. (Oupa Nkosi)

An end in sight for KwaZulu-Natal learners’ long walk

A recent court ruling stipulates that the provincial government must release it scholar transport policy by January 31

Professor Tshlidzi Marwala

C-Suites and Business 4.0 helps businesses prepare for 4IR

The digital revolution may actually create jobs, which is good news for a struggling South Africa

Panelists Siki Mgabadeli and Angelo Fick at the critical thinking forum centred on the education crisis in South Africa

​‘The current state of basic education should cause outrage’

Take it back to the basics and focus on reading, writing and understanding

The winners at the Accenture Rising Star Awards

​Winners announced at the Accenture Rising Star Awards

Recognising and developing South Africa’s brightest stars helps to grow the economy

“The problem is that some anal​ysts speculate that Viceroy is purposely using its publicity for profit.”

Is Capitec Another Steinhoff? Not Quite.

Capitec stock fell by about 20% when Viceroy Research released a report claiming that Capitec bank “is a wolf in ​a sheep’s clothing and a loan shark”

(Mihal Durdu/Shutterstock)

South Africa’s #MeToo gap: No accountability for high-profile men

We need more hashtags and awareness, but more importantly we need action and accountability.

An international children’s organisation has told the South African Human Rights Commission that teachers in Limpopo who have long been in the profession use corporal punishment because that is the only form of discipline they know.

Discipline in schools: What the law says you can and can’t do

There is a difference between discipline and corporal punishment: one means teaching acceptable behaviours and the other intends grievous bodily harm