The maths and physical science results for the Dinaledi schools have not yet been released.
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Less than half the students who wrote mathematics and science last year passed with more than 30%.
NRF has awarded 35 scholarships for the 2011 Square Kilometre Array Project.
A decline in the number of matriculants passing mathematics this year raises concerns that economic development could be impacted.
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Gareth Cliff is the latest painting released in the 'Facing a Century' series of 100 portraits.
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Consumers enticed by online degrees should approach the institutes with the utmost caution, says MIE.
South African e-sports had a successful 2010 and MSSA expects to achieve more milestones this year.
The department is targeting to establish three e-skills hubs before the end of financial 2011.
The companies provided 60 teachers and more than 7 000 children with an opportunity to develop their soccer skills.