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Disturbingly low pass rate for chartered accountants exam
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Johannesburg - A shockingly low 43% of the countryâs latest aspiring chartered accountants have passed the SA Institute of Chartered Accountants (Saica) examination.
In an even more concerning outcome, just 24% of the 1Â 792 black candidates passed Saicaâs Assessment of Professional Competence (APC) exam written in December.
The pass rates among all other races were not something to write home about either. The 1Â 315 white candidates achieved a 64% pass rate, 53% of the 535 Indian candidates passed and 45% of 238 coloured potential chartered accountants passed.
The number of black chartered accountants has remained low in the country, prompting Saica and the government to go on a transformation drive in recent years.
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THE 46TH “Dianne Feinstein signals she’s open to abandoning Senate filibuster for voting rights,” by the LA Times’ Jennifer Haberkorn: “The idea of eliminating the filibuster or making it harder to do has gained momentum among Senate Democrats concerned Republicans would use the tool to block all of President Biden’s agenda.”
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Jocelyn Foreman was full of nervous energy and dread.
It was a crisp morning in early March. She arrived at the Pleasant Hill Community Center to find a handful of men and women in a semicircle outside the sandstone-colored building, clutching folders and holding cell phones.
They were there for a foreclosure auction, poised to bid on the house that Foreman rents: a single-story, 1,500-square-foot tract home in Pinole. It’s a simple home, set back from the street, with a steep sloping backyard, worn carpets and a roof that leaks when it rains.
A man with a clipboard started the bidding at $175,000. A woman in a maroon sweatshirt and another man offered competing bids. First $176,000. Then $177,000. Then $180,000.
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