Vuma’s sanitary pad drive gives Tshwane girls carefree days and uninterrupted education

It is estimated that three out of 10 girls in South Africa miss school during their periods each month. Due to this, young women from under-served communities often skip school and miss out on educational opportunities.

As part of its efforts to reverse these shocking statistics, Vuma, South Africa’s leading Fibre to the Home (FTTH) provider, has partnered with several schools in Tshwane to provide free sanitary pads to schoolgirls.

“Girls can be subjected to stigma or miss school due to difficulty managing their menstrual hygiene. Access to menstrual health products is a human right and this partnership with Vuma is just one way in which we can ensure that girls go to school with…

South Africa Education News

Read Full Article at www.iol.co.za

Teacher for Duolingo teacher’s training
eTalk International Online English School is looking for Teacher for Duolingo teacher’s training. We are planning… / Local Teacher Certificate. Must have at least one year of teaching experience. Must have experience prepairing…
December 3, 2023
‘Change the knowledge economy into a knowledge democracy’
Although the prospect of a radical transformation of higher education remains dim under neoliberalism, there is much that could be done to help universities fulfil their public-good mandate more effectively, according to Laura Czerniewicz, former director of the Centre for …

‘Change the knowledge economy into a knowledge democracy’ Read More »

Posted in Cape Town, Prospect
Umalusi warns pupils to refrain from cheating as exams near
Johannesburg – Umalusi approved the writing of the 2022 national exams but also warned learners and teachers to refrain from all forms of cheating, including group copying, where teachers are sometimes implicated. The state of readiness for the end of …

Umalusi warns pupils to refrain from cheating as exams near Read More »

Education Department apologises for ‘Mandatory Palestine’ question
The National Department of Basic Education (DBE) says it has received numerous complaints over the use of the term “Mandatory Palestine” in a question that appeared in the Grade 12 maths literacy Paper 1 that was written on Friday. The …

Education Department apologises for ‘Mandatory Palestine’ question Read More »