Education
South Africa’s president backs down from raising university tuition
President Jacob Zuma has reversed his decision to raise tuition fees in 2016 amid major student protests that have swept across the country in opposition to a proposed 11.5 percent hike.
Protests, which are being called the biggest since the end of apartheid, have taken South Africa by storm this week as students have made their voices loud and clear to oppose the government’s plan to raise university tuition fees by as much as 11.5 percent next year. Tensions at many demonstrations have boiled over as students clashed with police.
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UK families forced to choose between school uniforms and food
School uniforms GBR by KEN – Own work.
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Serbia: trade union struggle contributes to ending discrimination against female public servants
The President of the Teachers Union of Serbia Branislav Pavlović.
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World Statistics Day cuts through the rhetoric and focuses on the facts that drive decisions
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