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Thousands apply, but few will get varsity spot - Vimarsana News

Thousands apply, but few will get varsity spot

A few days after the province celebrated its record-breaking matric pass rate of 81.4%, the matric class of 2023 face a new obstacle. The province’s universities cannot accommodate the majority who have passed. They have already received more than half a million applications but can only accommodate 20,077 new students in 2024.

SA's strange connection between matric results and elections - Vimarsana News

SA's strange connection between matric results and elections

South Africa's matric pass rate for 2023 hit an all-time high at 82.9%, following a trend of significant jumps in election years.

Meet the Eastern Cape principal who's vision goes beyond 100% - Vimarsana News

Meet the Eastern Cape principal who's vision goes beyond 100%

His school’s pass rate soared from 20% to 87%, but principal Mncedi Mtengwana’s main goal is to produce good human beings.

Matric Class of 2023: From darkness to light - the South African schools turning the pass rate tide against all odds - Vimarsana News

Matric Class of 2023: From darkness to light - the South African schools turning the pass rate tide against all odds

Principal of Solomon Mahlangu High School Mncedi Mtengwana’s main goal is to produce good human beings, and the emphasis is paying off. Against all odds - with love, discipline and motivation - he has been inching his school forward since he took over the leadership 13 years ago.

JONATHAN JANSEN | Why pick on the IEB, Lesufi? Is it embarrassment? - Vimarsana News

JONATHAN JANSEN | Why pick on the IEB, Lesufi? Is it embarrassment?

It’s a classic case of not fixing what’s broken and breaking what works