World Teachers' Day: The Case for Collaboration in Classrooms

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As the world honours educators this World Teachers’ Day, the spotlight is on collaboration between teachers, governments, and communities. Despite being at the heart of learning and innovation, many teachers still work without support or recognition. UNICEF and UNESCO are calling for global action to change that. Phemelo speaks to Naptosa’s Executive Director Basil Manuel about what needs to happen now to elevate the profession and truly transform education systems.
6 Oct 2025 5PM English South Africa Education · Careers

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