More than 656,000 learners passed the NSC in 2025, with KwaZulu-Natal emerging as the best-performing province at 90.6%, followed by the Free State … Read more: Excellence is becoming a pattern, says Gwarube, as Class of 2025 hits record 88% pass rate –
The provincial pass rate rankings revealed KwaZulu-Natal leading the nation with an impressive 90.6% pass rate, followed by the Free State at 89.33% … Read more: Matric Results 2025: A Historic National Pass Rate | Worcester Standard & Breederivier Gazette
Free State and Gauteng rounded up the top three performing provinces. Get the whole picture. Take a look at the topic timeline for all related … Read more: KZN takes top honours with a matric pass rate of 90.6% – EWN
Free State — 89.33%; Gauteng — 89.06%; North West — 88.49%; Western Cape — 88.20%; Northern Cape — 87.79%; Mpumalanga — 86.55%; Limpopo — 86.15% … Read more: 2025 matric pass rate hits record 88% in South Africa – BusinessTech
Free State, South Africa (12 January 2026) – She arrived at the clinic in a crate. Sickly and in poor condition. Adam had walked over 10 … Read more: Happy Update About Snapper! Adam’s Sickly Doggie Turning a Corner – Good Things Guy
Free state-98,99%. 3.Eastern Cape- 89,99%. 4.North West- 97,77%. 5.Gauteng-80,09%. 6.Mpumalanga- 80,07%. 7.Northern Cape-80.07%. 8.Limpompo-80.02%. 9 … Read more: Imiphumela yezikole ezizimele kuleli – Isolezwe
Extremely high fire danger conditions are expected over vast parts of Northern Cape, the western parts of Free State, south-western parts of North … Read more: Heat wave conditions over Karoo and Garden Route tomorrow and Wednesday 14 January
FC CARDINALS (FREE STATE) 26. SSU M17 FC (GAUTENG) 27. MKHAMBATHI FC (KZN) 28. TSHAKHUMA TSHA MAZIVHANDILA (LIMPOPO) 29. LUTHULI BRIGADES FC … Read more: Nedbank cup 2026: participating clubs confirmed
Brahman cattle in South Africa have adapted over generations to thrive in colder climates, including the Free State and high-altitude areas. Photo … Read more: Brahman: a legacy of adaptability and strength in South Africa – Farmer’s Weekly