Deaf students at a college in Pretoria say: “We place our food on the ground because we do not have lockers, therefore they get filled with lots of ants. We remove the ants and continue eating the same food. That is our daily life, we sit with ants on the grass. It is like the ants are our friends.”

Protests and education struggles could not deter a Deaf South African Sign Language instructor, Emily Matabane from the University of the Free State from completing her degree in Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and Further Education and Training.

Blind and Deaf Grade 12 learners excel!

Five days following Diary Series of Deaf People’s visit to the Limpopo Department of Education on November 20, spokesperson Mosebjane Kgaffe said, a contractor has been appointed for renovation and started work (November 25). Kgaffe said, “The contract amount is R450,000. The completion is scheduled for the end of January."

SGB says: "Sometimes when teachers are teaching, the ceiling would just fall."

Partially blind pupils narrate the horror of watching some of their totally blind female schoolmates accidently soiling their hands with human excreta from clogged toilets while groping in darkness to find the toilet seats.

The Competition Tribunal has approved the Cancer Alliance's interest in participating in the legal submissions by the Competition Commission against the multinational healthcare company, Roche regarding overpricing the trastuzumab breast cancer medicine.

MEC Matome Chiloane: Without teachers, where would we be?

Gauteng Education, Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation MEC, Matome Chiloane honours teachers

Winner of Miss & Mister Deaf South Africa 2023 shares her views about Deaf awareness month.

A Deaf university graduate gets a job after Diary Series of Deaf People’s publish his article.

A Deaf youngster, Charmane and famous dancer, Teboho “Tebza” Diphehlo showcasing their dancing talent at the “If He/She can Do it, I can Do It” event.