Dec 18, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
The role of SWANCEFA is to organize partners and stakeholders to discuss key issues related to education policy and decision-making. It conducts research and evidence-based studies to inform policies and advocate for improvements within the education sector.
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Dec 18, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
The bilateral meeting between the SNAT and the Ministry of Education and Training [MoET] on Thursday [18-02-2021] was a kick at the can, allowing social partners to engage in reflective thought on the state of the country’s education system.
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
On Tuesday this week, January 19, 2021, a chill sailed down my spine as I laid my eyes on a horrid headline in the Swazi Observer,
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
With the date of the reopening of schools in the country yet to be determined by the powers-that-be, one takes stock of what
transpired in schools last year during the first wave of the global pandemic [COVID-19].
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
Just as rural migrant workers were forced out of their dwellings into the streets, Beijing’s temperature fell to below 0 degrees Celsius at night.
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
The ITUC works to ensure decent work, social justice, and fair treatment for all workers across the world. It supports trade unions in protecting labour rights, improving working conditions, and influencing policies that affect workers and their families.
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
As education systems increasingly respond to new societal, economic and digital needs, implementation of policies takes on new importance.
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
The Theme for this year was: “Rise for our Bodies, our Earth, our Future!” The event was held at the University of Eswatini-Kwaluseni Campus. This Festival advocates for an end of Gender Based Violence in our communities and society as a whole.
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
ESERA Stakeholder Engagement Forum on the tarrif increase proposal of 20.67% as requested by the Eswatini Electricity Company
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Dec 15, 2017Mcolisi Motsa
Suzanne Grant Lewis, IIEP Director and keynote speaker at UNESCO’s recent webinar on preparing for and managing the reopening of schools
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