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Ever wonder why there are some literary works that strike you more than others. Probably because they relate in a way others might not succeed as much. I have been thinking a lot on literature lately, not because I am nearly completing the greed to empty my book shelf or flirting with the thought of inviting more books onto my shelf.
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Education was a priority for President Cyril Ramaphosa during his fourth State of the Nation Address (SONA) last week, with some major announcements around government’s plans to develop the skills our youth need to forge a meaningful future. The timing of SONA was always going to be interesting, coming just a month after the release of the inaugural World Economic Forum (WEF) report on social mobility, which put South Africa at 77th out of 82 countries.
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