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Universities to reopen in mid-March - Nzimande
The minister said all tertiary institutions had aligned their 2021 academic calendar with the release of the matric exams results, which is expected on 23...
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Nzimande: High education dept invested R68 million in COVID-19 research
The minister said funds had been approved to support COVID-19 research and development in areas including diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines.
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Lower first-year intake at Unisa limiting but necessary - Universities SA
Universities South Africa CEO said while the move might threaten access to education for many, the reduced number would ensure sustainability.
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Online learning must become a permanent feature, says Nzimande
He said while COVID-19 forced the sector to look at digital and online ways of teaching and learning - the medium will be used in the future.
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These are the sectors in SA where you are most likely to get a job
The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Blade Nzimande, launched the latest National List of Occupations in High Demand (OIHD) in South Africa. This list signals opportunities where students and graduates are likely to stand a better chance of finding employment.
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Higher Education Minister: Most institutions will complete 2020 academic year by mid-March 2021
The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Blade Nzimande, addressed the media in a briefing to announce further measures to be implemented on COVID-19 within the higher education and training sector. He also announced when the 2020 academic year would be completed for most institutions.
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Nzimande welcomes life sentences for killers of UniZulu professor
Professor Gregory Kamwendo was killed in 2018. He was inside a stationary vehicle when the two men shot and killed him.
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Universities can return students to 100% attendance - Minister Nzimande
The minister briefed the media on Wednesday on both his portfolios as minister for higher education, and science and innovation, and how the departments would be affected by level 1 lockdown.
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SACP: Evidence of Zimbabwe crisis can be seen in SA's informal settlements
The South African Communist Party (SACP) has has criticised claims that Zimbabwe is not facing a human rights crisis and has called for a frank discussion on the political and economic instability in South Africa's northern neighbour.
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Nzimande: 2020 academic year likely to be concluded early next year
Higher learning institutions are slowly allowing students to return to their campuses after being shut down because of COVID-19.
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Nzimande: Students found to have misled NSFAS will face criminal charges
NSFAS has already removed 5,000 students from its systems suspected of skimming the system.
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Nzimande hits back at detractors over corruption claims
Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande said that while corruption was rampant in government, people who accused him of corruption without proof were malicious and had an agenda.
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Nzimande: ‘We must intensify struggle to end tenderisation of the state’
Addressing the 99th anniversary of the SACP on Sunday afternoon, its leader Blade Nzimande said the abuse of funds sets aspirations of the alliance to better the lives of many South Africans back.
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WATCH: SACP holds virtual rally to celebrate 99th anniversary
SACP leader Blade Nzimande has addressed various issues, including gender-based violence and the state of the country's economy.
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Concerns after Higher Education Department gets R10bn budget cut
National Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande told Parliament the department is doing whatever it can to make sure no student is left behind as institutions adjust to the new learning programmes during the pandemic.
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Nzimande: Only certain BBBEE firms eligible for digital services contracts
The Higher Education Minister presented his department's COVID-19 response update on Wednesday.
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Cabinet adopts 'historic GBV prevention framework'
Minister Blade Nzimande said the framework would advise institutions of higher learning on how to build their policies.
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‘Africans must research their own traditional herbs for medicine’
Blade Nzimande said African ministers recently met to discuss the role of African traditional herbs that are used as medicines.
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Nzimande: Black women excluded from senior management at certain universities
The Higher Education Minister said a report identified five factors preventing the participation of black academics - particularly black women - in universities.
