KZN completes the 2025 matric exams without major disruptions, despite isolated incidents of violence, arson and trauma.

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education says subsidies will be paid to all special needs schools in the province next week. This comes after some of the schools were forced to remain closed after ...

Minister of Basic Education Siviwe Gwarube and KZN Premier Thami Ntuli during a high-level engagement aimed at addressing the financial challenges confronting the KZN DoE Photo: Supplied KZN’s ...

Following a meeting with special school leadership and members, they came to the conclusion that KZN special schools will not ...

The KwaZulu-Natal education department says the 2025 matric exams have ended smoothly, with no major incidents reported across the province’s examination centres.

Special needs schools in KwaZulu-Natal are on the brink of crisis, with unresolved funding and staffing issues threatening their ability to reopen in 2026.

National education minister Siviwe Gwarube has called a meeting with the KwaZulu-Natal government over the province's failing education department. On Saturday Gwarube's office said she will undertake ...

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education has intensified its verification process to identify ghost employees on its payroll, with department head Nkosinathi Ngcobo promising criminal charges against ...

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education says it's ready for the upcoming final matric examination. Officials said they're leaving nothing to chance and will ensure the exams take place without any ...

Conventional teaching methods have become insufficient in recent years. Traditional classrooms are not equipped with modern, digital technology, which prevents teachers from displaying multimedia ...

The education department in KwaZulu-Natal said that the burning of classrooms at the Empolweni Secondary School in the province would not disrupt or delay exams at the school. The department said that ...

KZN Public Works says issues relating to power cuts across several provincial departments are being addressed.