Category South Africa

Part 2 – The Mail & Guardian

Remembered: The genocide of the Tutsi was not the product of primordial tribal feeling but it was the product of a political project, carefully constructed over decades. Photo: Rwanda Government People often assume — and I understand why — that…

17 April 2026

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Recipe of the day: Peach Donuts

Peach donuts are a delightful twist on a classic favourite, blending the sweet juiciness of ripe peaches with the delicious topping you would usually find on a freshly baked donut. Each bite bursts with fruity flavour and a hint of…

Umalusi: N1 to N3 exams phased out as policy changes

Despite the changes, Umalusi will continue its oversight role for higher-level vocational qualifications. Quality assurance body Umalusi has confirmed significant changes in South Africa’s post-school education and training system, following the phasing out of the N1-N3 examinations and the internalisation…

Voter education made easy – The Mail & Guardian

Engaging the Youth ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections: Voter education at Saulridge Secondary School. Photo. Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC) Everyone who turns 18 should automatically be allowed to vote, without having to register, to make voting…