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Anti-money laundering, counter-terrorism financing framework efforts are recognised

Maize prices in South Africa have plummeted by 40% to 50% compared to last year, offering potential relief for consumers as lower input costs may soon translate to reduced food prices. However, this price drop places financial strain on producers.

The levy and subsidised imports threaten thousands of rural jobs and local production

Study says African schools must stop copying Western models and drive local change

Despite an 88% pass rate, fewer pupils took maths and fewer passed

Dispute centres on Steenhuisen’s removal of George and appointment of Willie Aucamp

SAPS litigation risk swells as unresolved arrest claims pile up

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Another 117 cases have been recommended for further investigation.

Minister Siviwe Gwarube praised South Africa's top 40 matric achievers for their discipline and perseverance, emphasising that their success was earned through effort rather than privilege.

The medical scheme administrator will absorb the R125m mistake

Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube has congratulated the class of 2025, likening their journey to that of Sisyphus in Greek mythology, who was condemned by Zeus to push a heavy boulder up a steep hill.

The Independent Examination Board has announced a 98.31% overall pass rate for the 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations.

Momentum of economic reform agenda to gather pace this year

Landmark decision clarifies property rights in divorce cases