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New research shows that financial pressures on young South Africans have intensified dramatically between Millennials in 2005 and Gen Z in 2025

Game design isn’t just for gamers; it’s for storytellers, coders, creatives, and critical thinkers ready to shape the future. At its core, it blends creativity, technology, and problem-solving into a powerful toolkit for innovation.

Boston City Campus has once again affirmed its place on the global stage, earning international recognition for academic excellence and innovation in quality assurance.

Cannabis is often misunderstood, seen by some as taboo, yet rapidly becoming a key player in medicine, wellness, and sustainable farming. For young South Africans, it’s now possible to gain practical skills in cannabis and agriculture through fully funded courses, with no upfront fees required.

As AI transforms the job market, STADIO is stepping up with two cutting-edge IT qualifications launching in 2026. Here's how they’re preparing students to lead in a tech-driven future.

South Africa’s justice system is undergoing a necessary and exciting transformation. After years of relying heavily on traditional courtroom litigation, there is increasing conversation around making dispute resolution more accessible, affordable, and culturally relevant.

Education is changing fast, and technology is leading the way. From AI to virtual reality, South African institutions are embracing innovation to better prepare students for the future.

As South Africa observes National Savings Month this July, the Prescient Foundation is marking its 20th anniversary by investing in the future of young South Africans through the expansion of Project One Rand, a hands-on financial literacy programme that is already making a difference in the lives of 500 Grade 10 learners across four high schools in KwaZulu-Natal.

As graduation season across our 12 campuses ended, Eduvos proudly celebrated another year marked by perseverance, growth, and academic achievement. Over the past few weeks, families, friends, faculty, and staff came together to honour the accomplishments of the Class of 2024, a graduating class that exemplifies what it means to rise, adapt, and thrive.

As the role of the legal practitioner evolves alongside the opportunities provided by AI and Chatbots, an education expert encourages South African law students to embrace the powerful potential of these advancements – but also cautions that AI must be used as a complementary and augmentation tool, not as a replacement for human insight and due diligence.