The youngest person to die in South Korea’s worst air disaster was flying home from his first family holiday abroad. Ko Yoonwoo, aged three, was aboard a Jeju Air flight with parents Kang Ko, 43 ...

Coverage of when the Hughes fire exploded north of Castaic, the areas under evacuation orders and an extended red flag ...

The National Senior Certificate (NSC) class of 2024 achieved a pass rate of 87.3%, an increase from last year The Free State province led the way with 91%, while KZN achieved 89.5% and Gauteng secured ...

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Will Howard and Riley Leonard transferred ahead of their final season of eligibility. Both quarterbacks sought an opportunity to play for a national title. Both quarterbacks, roommates at the ...

On January 1, Hungary will pass the baton of the European Union's six-month rotating presidency to Poland, drawing a curtain on what has been a turbulent half-year for the bloc. Instead of acting ...

The matric class of 2024 has made history by achieving the highest-ever pass rate in South Africa with 87.3%. This surpasses the previous record of 82.9%, set last year by the matric class of 2023.

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This week, South Africans are basking in a wave of national pride as the release of the National Senior Certificate (NSC) and Independent Examinations Board (IEB) results showcases remarkable ...

The Department of Basic Education has published the final National Senior Certificate (NSC) results for the 2024 matric year, showing a percentage point increase in the pass rate to 87.3%.

Southcity College is thrilled to announce that its class of 2024 has once again demonstrated outstanding academic excellence with a remarkable 100% pass rate! All 39 matriculants have successfully ...

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