The opportunities for education in public schools are still unequal between Black and White children, even after apartheid. Given that school quality affects returns to schooling and earning opportunities in labor markets, the inequality causes income inequality between Black and White. This is according to an International Food Policy Research Institute discussion paper.

There are some places still available at the writers workshop called "Living to tell the Tale", to be held over the long weekend in September in a small town in the foothills of the Maluti Mountains on the Lesotho Border. The question to be work-shopped is, "Does life invent our stories, or are our stories invented on paper?"

There will be large celebrations this weekend in the Tigerkloof community, near Vryburg in the North West, as it will mark the 100-year anniversary of the Tigerkloof Educational Institution, as well as the return of land to its rightful owners.

The Angolan ruling party’s infant wing (OPA) and the Ministry of Education (MED) are going to design a ten-point code of conduct to be distributed to all of the primary and secondary schools in Angola. According to OPA, this code of conduct is aimed to enhance Angolan children’s sentiment of love for the motherland and to rescue socio-cultural values to preserve national identity.