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South Africa Is Undermining Its Own Growth if It Doesn’t Consider the Meaningful Impact of Private Institutions in Solving Capacity Constraints in Higher Education

The oversubscribed demand for public universities reflects a far more profound systemic issue. Bridging this gap requires viewing private higher education institutions not just as alternatives but necessary partners in building a stronger educational ecosystem that moves our country forward, writes Siegie Brownlee, CEO at Eduvos. South Africa finds itself at a critical juncture in …

Anti-drug Activist Morgan Bruiners Takes “The Truth About Drugs” Program to New Heights in Mpumalanga Schools

For over a decade, anti-drug activist Morgan Bruiners has been a driving force in educating Mpumalanga Province youth about the…

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