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Troubled school bounces back with impressive matric pass rate

“We struggled with a lot of absentees at first but that got resolved by strict warnings and the involvement of parents. We were always remaining after school to study and also did morning study sessions. The teachers made sure we all came to school where they were helping us, starting from Monday to Sunday and we also studied on our own until late

Former Banyana captain makes history as first woman behind the mic at Afcon

Dlamini played in two TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations competitions where they finished third and second in 2010 and 2012 respectively. She is one of the few footballers, both in the men and women’s national teams to reach 100 caps (She retired with 105 caps).

‘Israel guilty as charged in SA genocide case’

Despite the overwhelming case, the judgment of the court can still go either way. One thing is clear: it is not the law that is going to decide the merits of the case but class and imperialist politics.
The judges are appointed based on imperialist considerations of their governments, and the decision of the court will require the UN Security Council made up of government representatives to enforce it anyway.