South Africa’s covid-19 recovery rate remains at 90% after more than 608,112 people recovered from the virus. The country currently has 674,339 confirmed cases of the virus. The nationwide covid-19 death toll now stands at 16,734.

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Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says the 2021 school year will begin on 25th January. Motshekga says the new school calendar will be gazetted tomorrow 2 October.
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The latest Teaching and Learning International Survey says one in four South African teachers are battling acute stress, due to their working environment. The survey says many teachers find their situation so difficult, that many want to leave the profession. According to the survey, 25% of teachers report experiencing stress in their work, which is much higher than the worldwide average of 18%.

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