Browsing: Education
A team of intrepid explorers have abandoned the sunny skies of SA (temporarily) to walk to the South Pole – keeping the flag flying high
Make or break: thousands of matric learners will receive their results on Thursday, with a pass rate of 70.2% across the country
After another challenging year for education in SA, the class of 2011 hopes for a positive result on Thursday when matric results are announced
Ali Bacher joined Alexander Forbes in donated R150 000 to a school in Durban south, providing desperately needed support
People across the region are enjoying their end-of-year festivities, with a little help from the community
The ilembe Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism (ICCIT) has turned its attention to KZN’s north coast beaches. And this time, it’s seeing blue . . . as in Blue Flags.
A year in magical, bustling India, life as a teenage surfing star . . . and a crack at the Miss South Africa 2011 title. Life is extraordinary for Durban’s Grace Rheeders.
Find out about this disease – from detection to treatment and living a fulfilling life with diabetes – at this free event
There’s plenty idle chatter going around these days, but Garth Johnstone meets a Ridge woman who’s serious about walking the talk.
Help raise awareness of the importance of organ donation with this great event
Horizon Farm Trust Academy opens in Shongweni to assist intellectually challenged children
Gateway Theatre of Shopping is giving away the mother of all prizes. Read on to find out how this prize is going to change some lucky so-and-so’s life.
Principals of Montessori schools in KZN took a break from their busy schedules to enjoy tea at the Oyster Box hotel.
Nzuzo Mnikathi is preparing for the experience of a lifetime as he aims to be the youngest black man to ski to the South Pole
Ashton College in Ballito held its Sport and Cultural Awards event, and top recognition went to talented chorister Monique Venter.
Hirsch’s Umhlanga recently donated an energy efficient microwave to the Animal Anti-Cruelty League in Durban.
Project Build and the Elan Foundation combined to provide assistance to the New Guelderland School on the North Coast this Mandela Day (July 18).
Varsity College Durban North is organising a walk on Saturday, August 20, to raise funds to protect the Beachwood mangroves.
Oscar the famous globe-trotting pooch is a star attraction at the East Coast Radio House and Garden Show. Garth Johnstone met Oscar and his pal and owner Joanne Lefson.
From its customer-centric philosophy to its top medical facilities, the Highway community can trust that their health care needs will be met right on their doorstep.
Andrea Abbott looks at this wonderful natural resource that reconnects children and adults alike with the great outdoors
I Care attempts to provide a better life for many of Durban’s street children. You can join in the effort to help.
Continuing the school’s proud tradition, 21 Grade 7s from Highbury have been awarded scholarships to various KZN schools.
Cycling icons Andrew McLean and Brandon Stewart join forces for this year’s The Unlimited Dusi Mfula mountain bike race
Bothas Hill stalwart Kearsney College celebrates its 90th anniversary with a thanksgiving chapel service
Ali Smeeton tells Lois Kuhle how her Down’s syndrome child inspired her to help people with intellectual disabilities reach their potential.
Fun and the spirit of giving was the name of the game at the Varsity College Durban North Annual Easter Celebration.
Childhood music lessons could pay off decades later – even for those who no longer play an instrument – by keeping the mind sharper as people age, according to a preliminary study published by the American Psychological Association.
The Mr Price RedCap Foundation has been active in our community, driving centres of excellence in KwaDukuza.
Twenty girls from Reach for a Dream enjoyed a fine day out, culminating in High Tea at the Oyster Box Hotel.
A storm of controversy is raging over a school bullying case in Australia, but all is not as straight forward as it seems.
Think you can’t get rid of that bad back without surgery? Yes you can, writes Debbie Cameron.
The Umgeni River Estuary Green Hub, riverside trails, activities and associated greening programmes are proving to be a breath of fresh air and a welcome resource for the greater Durban community. Garth Johnstone reports.
He’s the latest flyer on The Sharks wing, with speed to burn. Ahead of the Super XV kick-off we profile Lwazi Mvovo.
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande crossed the line when he referred to government officials as ‘darkies’ while addressing parliament.
A Mt Edgecombe based income protection firm is putting its money where its mouth is . . . to the benefit of the community
It’s a most special time for all our people . . . let’s cherish the festive season and learn to forgive.
Deloitte KZN invested in Majoji Primary School near Verulam for its Impact Day.
They came, they met, they smoked the peace pipe . . . and ironed out some serious issues.
5FM jock Gareth Cliff said he was taken aback at the response to his “Dear Government” letter.
5FM shock jock Gareth Cliff is in the headlines this week for a post he made on his website attacking the government.
First new English-isiZulu bilingual dictionary in 40 years launched at event at Zimbali Lodge.
In the latest issue of The Ridge we featured adventurer Kingsley Holgate. Story and colourful picture gallery here.
On Thursday, August 19, 2010, Jaco Lotz, MD of CrawfordSchools™ announced the temporary closure of two of its campuses.
On Saturday, September 4, Varsity College Durban North hosts a Beach Walk in aid of Beachwood Mangroves Reserve.
Highbury School moved its pre-primary school to new quarters this year. Peta Lee gets a guided tour.
Not one to shy away from controversy, our columnist Gavin Foster shares his unique advice on parenting.
Not one to shy away from controversy, our columnist Gavin Foster shares his unique advice on parenting.
Mandla Mthembu’s sand sculptures have become an Umhlanga attraction, entertaining both locals and tourists, writes Lee Currie
LOIS KUHLE investigates the minefield of bluetooth marketing South Africa has more than 42 million cellphone subscribers, and a mobile…
Dynamic Shaeleen Tobin tackles everything she does with passion and commitment; whether playing the part of award-winning Patience Hlatshwayo in…
There has been an alarming increase in cyber-crime incidents being reported this year by international monitoring institutions such as the…
There has been an alarming increase in cyber-crime incidents being reported this year by international monitoring institutions such as the…
There has been an alarming increase in cyber-crime incidents being reported this year by international monitoring institutions such as the…