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[Earle Holmes] Afda CEO Diaan Lawrenson, COO Henriette de Villiers and Durban Dean Dr Temara Prem represented Afda at the 2026 CILECT Congress in Dublin, Ireland, from 27 to 31 October... |
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[Earle Holmes] Afda’s annual Graduation Festival returns from 12 to 22 November 2026, showcasing the work of final-year undergraduate and postgraduate students across four South African cities... |
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[Earle Holmes] Afda, the No. 1 School for the Creative Economy has partnered with ZenRobot to launch AI for Content Creation, a practical, online generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) course... |
 |  Keamogetswe Matsho, author, entrepreneur and founder of the Maru Maphiri Group The author, entrepreneur, and 2026 Woolworths Youth Maker winner discusses her mission to turn young readers into confident 'mini-moguls'... |
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[Earle Holmes] Afda, the School for the Creative Economy, is pleased to announce the appointment of Stephen Drake as the new dean of Afda Cape Town... |
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[Nancy Dusani] Are school assessments measuring a child's aptitude in a particular subject—or just English proficiency? |
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[Earle Holmes] Postgraduate offering with Honours Degrees in Motion Picture and Live Performance... |
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[Earle Holmes] Three student films were showcased at the Power24 International Film Festival, held in Durban from 21–23 August 2026... |
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[Earle Holmes] As applications for 2027 are open, Afda enters another exciting phase of growth with the launch of the Bachelor of Fine Arts & Design (BFAD), the successful opening of the new Afda Hatfield Campus, and the continued expansion of future-focused learning through innovative short courses... |
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[Earle Holmes] Why understanding your funding options is one of the smartest career decisions you can make... |
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[Earle Holmes] Afda proudly celebrates the international success of film The Monster... |
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[Sigamoney Naicker] The recent Daily Maverick article revealing that nearly half of South Africa’s teachers are considering leaving the profession is not surprising — it is the tragic confirmation of a reality we’ve long ignored. The deeper question we must ask is: Why? Not just why they are tired, but why education itself has become so difficult. |
|  Supplied image: Nancy Dusani South Africa’s youth crisis: they complete their academic studies but are unable to find the required workplace experience to graduate... |
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[Nancy Dusani] To combat skyrocketing youth unemployment, South Africa must integrate entrepreneurship education into the core curriculum, transforming ambitious young learners from job seekers into job creators... |
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[Shan Radcliffe] Five trailblazing African schools have been named finalists for the prestigious 2026 T4 World's Best School Prizes, recognised for driving environmental action and overcoming profound adversity. |
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[Earle Holmes] Afda Holiday Workshop 2026 invites young creatives to explore storytelling, innovation and entrepreneurship... |
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[Earle Holmes] Afda is set to transform its campuses into vibrant creative hubs as it hosts Afda Day on Saturday, 13 June from 10am... |
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[Earle Holmes] Afda alumni continue to make their mark on the international film industry... |
 |  Image source: DC Studio from Freepik Each year, on International Girls in ICT Day, girls are invited into computer labs, onto stages, and into conversations about innovation and the future... |
 |  Supplied image: Shaun Fuchs, Founder of Centennial Schools Careers no longer sit neatly within a single industry, city, or even country; they span disciplines, time zones, technologies, and cultures. If education is to prepare learners for this reality, it must shift... |
