IN CONVERSATION WITH SETH MAZIBUKO, YOUNGEST POLITICAL PRISONER & STUDENT LEADER THAT PLANNED & LED 16 JUNE 1976 (27 May

Tonight on Breaking Ground, we are joined by Dr Naledi Pandor, a distinguished South African leader whose career has taken her from education and academia to Parliament, Cabinet and senior public leadership. Dr Pandor served as a Member of Parliament for 30 years and held several Cabinet portfolios, including Education,…

Tonight on Breaking Ground, we are joined by Dr Naledi Pandor, a distinguished South African leader whose career has taken her from education and academia to Parliament, Cabinet and senior public leadership. Dr Pandor served as a Member of Parliament for 30 years and held several Cabinet portfolios, including Education,…

We will unpack this debate with economist and policy analyst Duma Gqubule, who has extensive experience in development finance, public policy and inclusive economic growth. The conversation will look at the state of higher education, graduate unemployment, the relationship between university qualifications and the labour market, and the need to…

onight on Breaking Ground, we turn our attention to the upcoming Wits SRC elections, with students set to head to the polls next week Tuesday and Wednesday. The SRC plays an important role in representing students and raising issues that affect their academic experience and daily lives at the university…

we are joined by a government communications and public affairs professional serving as Acting Director: Communication and Research at the Department of Basic Education. Their work includes communicating education policy and responding to key issues affecting schools, including school safety, inclusive education, teacher development and learner support.