Safety First: Kruger Gates Shut as Rivers Swell Following Intense Rainfall

Heavy rains forced the closure of Pafuri and Giriyondo gates, with park authorities monitoring river levels to ensure visitor safety. Picture Credit: The South African By Aisha Zardad South Africa – South Africa’s Kruger National Park temporarily closed two of its main entry gates over the weekend after heavy rains caused swelling rivers and flooding…

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Employment Retention Slips Slightly as Youth and Low-Skilled Workers Face Toughest Labour Market Challenges

Youth unemployment remains a critical challenge, with many first-time job seekers struggling to transition into employment. Picture Credit: ABC News By Aisha Zardad South Africa – South Africa’s labour market shows subtle signs of change, yet structural barriers continue to hinder meaningful employment for many citizens. According to the latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS)…

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Minister Siviwe Gwarube Announces Record 88% Matric Pass Rate as Class of 2025 Sets New National Benchmark

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube announces a record 88% matric pass rate for the Class of 2025, describing the results as “earned, not gifted.” Picture Credit: GCIS By Aisha Zardad Johannesburg — South Africa’s Class of 2025 has achieved a historic milestone, recording the highest matric pass rate since the National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations…

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