PIRATES’ HAT-TRICK OF GLORY!

By KOPANO MONAHENG THE three games that were planned and executed to perfection by the defending MTN8 champions. It was a beautiful sunny Saturday at the Orlando Amstel Arena yesterday when Orlando Pirates wrote another chapter in the history of South African football by defeating Sekhukhune United in three matches in just eight days. It…

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22 WORKSHOPS FOR PRACTICAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

A defining feature of Olympia Park is its extensive practical training infrastructure. The school has 22 workshops, comprising four Motor Mechanics workshops, three Plumbing workshops, three Welding and Sheet Metal workshops, five Agriculture Studies workshops, two Food Production workshops, two Sewing workshops, and dedicated facilities for Consumer Studies, Hairdressing, and Nail and Beauty training. Additional…

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YOUNG SCIENTISTS TAKE THEIR IDEAS TO THE NATIONAL STAGE AT ESKOM EXPO ISF

Ideas inspired by everyday life, challenges in local communities and questions raised in classrooms are about to reach one of South Africa’s biggest platforms for scientific talent, as young scientists from across the country prepare to showcase their research at the 2026 Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Fair (ISF). After progressing through workshops,…

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1000 CALCULATORS GIVE GRADE 12s A BOOST

By THABO MOTLHABIIT’S better late than never.With Grade 12 learners preparing to write their final examinations, a donation of 1 000 scientific calculators has come at a crucial time for learners at Mandisa Shiceka School Specialising in Mathematics, Science and Technology. The calculators were officially handed over to the school during a ceremony held at…

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Recognising ADHD early: Why prompt diagnosis can make a lifelong difference

As South Africa marks National ADHD Awareness Day, healthcare professionals are encouraging parents, caregivers and educators to recognise the early signs of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), reminding families that early identification and appropriate support can significantly improve long-term outcomes for children living with the condition. ADHD is one of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders affecting children…

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How sleep supports the immune system

By Denika Petzer – Development and Quality Control Technologist at FoodGrown SLEEP is often treated as time away from the business of living. Yet beneath the stillness, the body is carrying out essential work. Tissues are repaired, energy reserves are replenished, memories are consolidated and the immune system gets to work. Sleep, immunity and nutrition…

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MEC MAILE TO INTENSIFY SCHOOL SAFETY OPERATIONS AFTER TWELVE SCHOOLS SEARCHED ACROSS FOUR GAUTENG REGIONS

Following successful SAPS-led school search and seizure operations over the past three weeks, twelve schools across four Gauteng regions have been searched as part of intensified efforts to strengthen school safety. Gauteng MEC for Education, Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Lebogang Maile, will today, 26 August, continue school safety operations aimed at tackling crime, substance…

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