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WCED’s budget cuts sparks fear of increased inequality and strained classrooms

By Vusuthando Percyvil Dube A major issue that has dominated discussions over the past two weeks is the Western Cape Education Department's (WCED) decision to cut over 2,400 educator posts effective 1 January 2025. Significant concerns have been generated by this declaration among educators, education unions, professionals, and members of the public, including parents. The announcement has sparked controversy, with various political parties labeling the claims about funding constraints as […]

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Road to freedom still long and hard, say Capetonians

By Loushe Jordaan For South Africa, Freedom Day on 27 April marks the liberation of the country and its people from a long period of colonialism, white minority rule and Apartheid. But 24 years post democracy, the wounds of apartheid are still raw, as South Africa grapples with many socio-economic challenges such as crime, racism, poverty and inequality. Increased debate around land reform and racism in South Africa has raised […]

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