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From taxi rank to culinary star
From selling food at a local taxi rank to becoming the proud owner of a restaurant at Durban’s North Beach, along with several other businesses, Vumile Magasela's journey is truly inspiring.
Rebuilding a future with sunflower oil production
Calab Baloyi (35), from Orange Farm, Johannesburg, turned a corporate setback into an agricultural achievement.
Baloyi is the owner of Nosso Sunflower Oil Pty Ltd, a business that he started in 2019 after losing his corporate sales job due to Covid-19 pandemic.
Charcoal innovators transform wattle into wealth
Two young people from Mvenyane village in Matatiele, Eastern Cape, are transforming the charcoal industry by turning the invasive alien black wattle plants into charcoal, contributing to the environment and combating climate change.
Limpopo farmer eyes global markets
A Limpopo company based in Zebediela is heading to Berlin, Germany, in search of export opportunities across Europe and beyond for it
A start of a new year
As we prepare to enter the new year, we look back on 2024 as a year of change and progress.
We marked 30 years since becoming a free and democratic nation on the 27th of April 1994.
We celebrated the progress made in building a society founded on the ideals of freedom, equality and human rights.
On the 29th of May 2024, We held our seventh democratic elections, peacefully and freely.
Re-mark and re-check of 2024 NSC scripts
Opens: 14 January 2025
Closes: 29 January 2025
Who can apply:
- Full-time candidates.
- Part-time candidates (individuals that were upgrading their results).
Application process and payment
The re-mark and re-check application fees are as follows:
- Re-mark: R120
- Re-check: R30
- Viewing: R230
Note: Candidates may apply at the school/centre where they sat for their 2024 examinations.
Results will be released on 7 March 2025.
Family business triumphant in packaging
Founded in 2011 by a father and his two sons, Omega Packaging has overcome significant challenges to become a leading manufacturer of wine bottle dividers in Cape Town.