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Limpopo family turns in teenage boy accused of fatally stabbing another - Vimarsana News

Limpopo family turns in teenage boy accused of fatally stabbing another

Limpopo police have arrested a 17-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing another 17-year-old earlier this week.

Board exams to be conducted twice a year: MoE's new curriculum framework - Vimarsana News

Board exams to be conducted twice a year: MoE's new curriculum framework

The National Curriculum Framework for School Education (NCF), based on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, has been announced by the Union Minister of Education. The framework includes conducting board exams twice a year and allowing students to retain their best score. Test developers and evaluators for board papers will need to complete university-certified courses.

'When God has anointed you to be a leader, education can do nothing': Kunene defends Gwamanda - Vimarsana News

'When God has anointed you to be a leader, education can do nothing': Kunene defends Gwamanda

Patriotic Alliance (PA) deputy leader Kenny Kunene is the latest to weigh in on Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda's qualifications saga, saying whether he finished matric was irrelevant because he is “God anointed”.

Gelvandale teenager does it for mom killed in hit-and-run - Vimarsana News

Gelvandale teenager does it for mom killed in hit-and-run

A Gqeberha matriculant became a mom when she was just a teenager and then lost her mother in a car accident in 2022.

Most matriculants who were pushed from grade 11 to 12 failed matric - Vimarsana News

Most matriculants who were pushed from grade 11 to 12 failed matric

While the matric class of 2022 recorded an impressive 80.1% pass rate, most pupils who failed grade 11 but were “progressed” to grade 12 did not shine in last year’s exams.