AM Live talks to Mark Heywood and Panyaza Lesufi about the Textbooks Saga in Limpopo

By cindy, 20 June 2012 Posted in: Right to Access Basic Education, S27 in the Media, Textbooks

AM Live interviews Mark Heywood and Panyaza Lesufi about the Limpopo Texbook Saga on 20-06-2012.

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How will the proposed reforms in the NHI Bill affect the cost of health care? Getting the numbers right on National Health Insurance

By admin, 22 January 2020

Posted in: News, NHI, S27 in the Media

Much has been said about the potential cost of National Health Insurance (NHI) to the fiscus. In most cases, alarm bells have been rung warning that the scheme to transform health care in SA is simply unaffordable in our current economic and political climate. But what do we actually know…

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How will the proposed reforms in the NHI Bill affect the cost of health care? Getting the numbers right on National Health Insurance

Raking through Vuwani schools’ ashes

By admin, 12 May 2016

Posted in: News, Right to Access Basic Education, S27 in the Media, Safe school infrastructure

The Vuwani area resembles a ghost town, filled with scenes of textbook graveyards, charred walls and the remaining skeletons of furniture that once was. Basic Education for All (BEFA) and Section27 visited 22 out of 24 schools damaged or destroyed by fire in Vuwani, Limpopo at the beginning of May…

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Funding and Expenditure in the Basic Education sector: a look at key trends and issues

By masipa@section27.org.za, 11 November 2021

Posted in: Budget, Right to Access Basic Education, Uncategorized

The Budget Justice Coalition (BJC) recently published a research paper on South Africa’s basic education budget. The position paper was written by BJC members, Equal Education (EE) and the Public Service Accountability Monitor (PSAM) focusing on budgetary challenges affecting the education sector that need to be addressed in the Medium Term Budget…

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