Inadequate controls at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme resulted in irregular payments, says the Special Investigating Unit.
The University of Johannesburg integrates virtual reality to help law students brush up on legal analysis and court representation skills.
Eighteen young people are equipped with software industry skills, to help them enter the local ICT job market.
This forms part of the large-scale construction projects SA plans for the upcoming five-year term of the seventh administration, reveals president Cyril Ramaphosa.
Nelson Mandela Day sees 30 000 youth across two continents participate in the annual global coding tournament #Coding4Mandela.
The provincial education department’s online admissions system opened for grades one and eight registrations last week.
The higher education institution targets business practitioners, as it rolls out a postgraduate diploma in business intelligence.
By combining effective communication tools with micro-learning capabilities, retailers can unlock the full potential of their young talent pool, says Merel van der Lei, CEO of Wyzetalk.
eZaga draws first blood in the legal quarrel with the National Student Financial Aid Scheme to get its contract reinstated.
The 'Collect a Cadet' initiative allows clients to experience firsthand the substantial contributions cadets can make to their teams and projects.