Dr Corrin Varady, CEO of IDEA Digital Education speaks to Kwena Moabelo about how we can use edtech and values-based education to find common ground in our African heritage across the continent and define our rightful place in the world at large.

Dr Corrin Varady, CEO of IDEA Digital Education speaks to Kwena Moabelo about how we can use edtech and values-based education to find common ground in our African heritage across the continent and define our rightful place in the world at large.

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How digital education can help us better understand our heritage

South Africa stands at a defining moment to place principles above power on the global stage. By strengthening and expanding The Hague Group, the country can champion international law, promote collective accountability, and resist selective justice. Upholding human rights and multilateralism offers South Africa a chance to reaffirm moral leadership in an increasingly unequal world.
Nicole Fritz, South African human rights lawyer & civil society leader

South Africa stands at a defining moment to place principles above power on the global stage. By strengthening and expanding The Hague Group, the country can champion international law, promote collective accountability, and resist selective justice. Upholding human rights and multilateralism offers South Africa a chance to reaffirm moral leadership in an increasingly unequal world. Nicole Fritz, South African human rights lawyer &amp; civil society leader

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Osmic Menoe, founder of the Back to the City Festival and the SA Hip-Hop Museum, stands as a vital custodian of South African hip-hop culture. Through music, heritage preservation, and creative entrepreneurship, he has built platforms that honour the past while empowering young people to shape the future. His work positions hip-hop as a tool for identity, education, and social change.
Osmic Menoe (Remembrance Menoe), South African cultural custodian & creative entrepreneur

Osmic Menoe, founder of the Back to the City Festival and the SA Hip-Hop Museum, stands as a vital custodian of South African hip-hop culture. Through music, heritage preservation, and creative entrepreneurship, he has built platforms that honour the past while empowering young people to shape the future. His work positions hip-hop as a tool for identity, education, and social change. Osmic Menoe (Remembrance Menoe), South African cultural custodian &amp; creative entrepreneur

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Chris Vick spoke to Ishmael Mnisi about NSFAS’s confirmed 2026 funding framework, which assures students of upfront allowance payments from 1 February. The plan includes improved accommodation management, clearer payment systems for TVET students, and a more efficient, streamlined appeals process. These measures aim to provide greater certainty, stability, and support for students in higher and further education.

Chris Vick spoke to Ishmael Mnisi about NSFAS&rsquo;s confirmed 2026 funding framework, which assures students of upfront allowance payments from 1 February. The plan includes improved accommodation management, clearer payment systems for TVET students, and a more efficient, streamlined appeals process. These measures aim to provide greater certainty, stability, and support for students in higher and further education.

How digital education can help us better understand our heritage

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