News24 | Pupils vow academic excellence to honour schoolmates who died in Eastern Cape floods
Grief-stricken pupils of a Mthatha high school in the Eastern Cape have vowed to honour their dead classmates through academic excellence.
FRIDAY, 20 JUNE 2025, 02:18
Grief-stricken pupils of a Mthatha high school in the Eastern Cape have vowed to honour their dead classmates through academic excellence.
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