
Confidence in maths a catalyst for educational success
By targeting learners in primary school, children are better prepared for high school maths – and beyond
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By targeting learners in primary school, children are better prepared for high school maths – and beyond

The Hart v Hart case considers usufruct or right of his wife to use the property the husband left to his sons

Robust, practical policies and engagement with communities are needed to reconcile foreign investment with domestic benefits

The Judicial Conduct Tribunal investigating sexual harassment involving the Eastern Cape judge president, Selby Mbenenge, is the first time where the issue of emojis is playing out in a legal matter

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The party wants people deployed in government to have tertiary qualifications
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