BREAKING GROUND
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing
IN CONVERSATION WITH AYANDA ZULU KZN PROVINCIAL SECRETARY FOR NATIONAL EDUCATION, HEALTH AND ALLIED WORKERS UNION
TVET college workers face numerous challenges, including financial constraints, inadequate resources and the need for improved management practices. These challenges can impact the ability of the colleges to effectively deliver training and meet the needs of students and employees. Joining us for this conversation, Amanda Zulu.
IN CONVO WITH WONGANI MGWALI SECRETARY GENERAL FOR SA TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING STUDENT ASSOCIATION
TVET colleges face several challenges including funding shortages, inadequate infrastructure and resources, low teacher quality and issues with curriculum relevance and implementation. Wongani Mhlekazi Mgwali joined Breaking Ground to have this conversation.
IN CONVERSATION WITH BRIGADIER ATHLEBDA MATHE SAPS NATIONAL SPOKESPERSON.
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing
IN CONVERSATION WITH JAVU BALOYI SPOKESPERSON AT THE COMMISION FOR GENDER EQUALITY.
Despite measures and widespread calls to end gender-based-violence, woman in South Africa continue to be targeted, with many still facing threats and harm. This ongoing crisis affects homes, campuses, workspaces and communities across the country.
IN CONVERSATION WITH DEVOTION NYATHI, MEDIA OFFICER FOR EQUAL EDUCATION AT UJ.
The university of Johannesburg has launched its UJ Digital Project, a Digital learning initiative that offers students higher education programmes via an online platform. We were joined by Devotion Nyathi, Media Officer for equal Education at UJ.
IN CONVERSATION WITH MARIO LANDMAN HEAD OF EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION AT THE INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
The future of universities in South Africa is marked by challenges and opportunities, including the need to address underfunding, promote innovation and embrace digital transformation. Joining us for this conversation, Dr. Mario Landman.
IN CONVERSATION WITH SONYA SKIPP, CEO AT iFACTS.
An article penned by Jenny Reid titled “Skills over degrees: Redefining job qualifications in South Africa. Jenny cites that in today's evolving job market, a university degree is no longer the only pathway to success in South Africa. Increasing employers are valuing practical skills and hands-on expertise over formal qualifications,…
IN CONVERSATION WITH DAWIE ROODT EFFICIENT GROUP ECONOMIST.
Efficient Group Economist Dawie Roodt proposes that some public universities be closed and converted into colleges because they're not producing the right skills compared to the private ones that provide high-quality education.
IN CONVERSATION WITH DR. NGEMA GENERAL SECRETARY OF NAPTOSA
Teaching is often not seen as a prestigious or aspirational career. Poor Working Conditions Financial Disincentives, Lack of Role Models & Inspiration the list goes on and on. Joining us for this conversation Dr. Ngema General Secretary of NAPTOSA.
IN CONVERSSATION WITH IRENE PAMPALLIS FROM RESEARCH ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC POLICY.
South African teachers are reaching a breaking point, due to overcrowded classrooms, poor pay and emotional trauma are driving teachers away. Joining us for this conversation, Irene Pampallis from Research on Socio-Economic Policy.
IN CONVERSATION WITH PROF. FRANCIS PIETERSON VICE-CHANCELLOR AND PRINCIPAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA.
Prof Francis Petersen was appointed on the 1st of October 2024 and is responsible for the management and administration of the University of Pretoria. Professor Petersen has a distinguished record of academic leadership and a wealth of experience in higher education, with a diverse background in engineering, finance, and academic…
IN CONVERSATION WITH TSHEPO LOUW, ANC MAMBER OF PARLIAMENT AND MEMBER OF THE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON HIGHER EDUCATION.
The ANC Study Group for Higher Education condemned the hiring practice of higher learning institutions. we spoke to Tshepo Louw the ANC Member of Parliament
IN CONVERSATION WITH TEBOGO LETSIE, CHAIRPERSON OF HIGHER EDUCATION'S PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE.
Recently the higher education portfolio committee raised the issue that some universities in South Africa are hiring more foreigners than actual South Africans. We spoke to Tebogo Letsie, the Portfolio Committee Chairperson for Higher Education.
IN CONVERSATION WITH TSHOLOFELO NAKEDI A RESEARCH ADVOCACY SPECIALIST
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing
IN CONVERSATION WITH NELSON SELUMETSI SENIOR ENGLISH TEACHER AT MOSALA SECONDARY SCHOOL
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing
IN CONVERSATION WITH JENNIFER BARKHUIZEN HEAD OF MARKETING AT METTUS.
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing
IN CONVERSATION WITH PONTSHO PILANE, WRITER, COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGIST AND JOURNALIST.
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing
IN CONVERSATION WITH GCINA SAWUKA, COMMUNITY ACTIVIST, FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR OF THE TREATMENT OPTIMIZATION CAMPAIGN.
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing
IN CONVERSATION WITH HENDRICK MAKANETA, EDUCATION ACTIVIST
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing. We were in conversation with Hendrick Makaneta, an education activist, about the statement made by Ernst Roets that South African universities are teaching justification of killing white people.
IN CONVERSATION WITH PROF. SISEKO KUMALO
Breaking Ground is a talk show that focuses on the rights of University Students and their educational wellbeing. We were in conversation with Prof. Siseko Kumalo from the University of Johannesburg about the statement made by Ernst Roets that South African universities are teaching justification of killing white people.