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“I'm excited and grateful for my performance. The year 2022 was a tricky year because of Covid-19 and later we were affected by loadshedding. I managed to survive these challenges and aced my exams. My family was also supportive. My mother did all the chores so that I can focus only on my studies,” said Gwiba from Toli High School in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape.
Gwiba wants to study mechatronics engineering at the University of Cape Town.
Nonkenge, 38, said she was proud of her son.
' “I feel like crying. I am happy for him. I observed and monitored him during the course of his final exams. He showed a lot of resilience. He would wake up at 4am to prepare for school, by 7am he is at school studying. When he comes back home at 9pm, I would make sure he eats and sleep. His sacrifices have been rewarded,” said Nonkenge.
Another top achiever Bongiwe Mkantshwa, 18, said she was confident she got distinctions in all the seven subjects she did.
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