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South African pupils and teachers will enjoy an unexpected treat this April: the Department of Basic Education (DBE) will add a special week-long break to the 2025 school calendar. The additional time ...

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Nishttha Ramnath, a fourth year medical student in Johannesburg, is vying for the Miss South Africa crown with a goal that prioritises women and girls in a nation riddled with gender-based violence.