Authorities have once again called on citizens to stop crossing overflowing rivers and bridges as heavy rainfall continues to pour in Limpopo and Mpumalanga. Two people drowned in Msholozi Village near Mbombela in Mpumalanga. The 45-year-old Esther Mathenjwa, was swept away after attempting to cross an overflowing bridge on Wednesday night. And on Tuesday, a two-year-old toddler drowned in the same area . Mthobisi Mkhaliphi reports...

 

Authorities have once again called on citizens to stop crossing overflowing rivers and bridges as heavy rainfall continues to pour in Limpopo and Mpumalanga. Two people drowned in Msholozi Village near Mbombela in Mpumalanga. The 45-year-old Esther Mathenjwa, was swept away after attempting to cross an overflowing bridge on Wednesday night. And on Tuesday, a two-year-old toddler drowned in the same area . Mthobisi Mkhaliphi reports...
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By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - The 19th Jaipur Literature Festival, underway in Jaipur, India has transformed Rajasthan's Pink City into a global crossroads of ideas and storytelling. The festival, which runs from the from 15-19 January, will see around 500 speakers from over around the world, including Nobel laureates, economists, artists and writers. The festival will host 266 sessions across literature, geopolitics, science, technology, culture and more. Writer, historian and world traveler, Kiru Naidoo, is attending the festival and share more details...

By Newsbreak Producer Taliesha Naidoo - The 19th Jaipur Literature Festival, underway in Jaipur, India has transformed Rajasthan's Pink City into a global crossroads of ideas and storytelling. The festival, which runs from the from 15-19 January, will see around 500 speakers from over around the world, including Nobel laureates, economists, artists and writers. The festival will host 266 sessions across literature, geopolitics, science, technology, culture and more. Writer, historian and world traveler, Kiru Naidoo, is attending the festival and share more details...

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By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - Following the release of the 2025 Matric results, wellness experts are reaching out to students and families who may be navigating the emotional weight of unexpected or disappointing outcomes. Student Wellness Specialist Eshana Ratibar Ghela says that these results do not define a person's worth, urging matriculants to prioritize their mental health and use "emotional first aid" to manage any sudden stress. By highlighting alternative academic pathways, Ghela also reminds the Class of 2025 that a temporary setback is simply a detour, not a dead end... 

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By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - A learning and behavioural specialist believes while it is warranted to celebrate the 88% pass rate by the class of 2025, we must be concerned about the decrease in the average mathematics mark. The pure mathematics aggregate in 2025 stands at 64%, an almost 5% drop since the previous year. Only 34% of the 927 000 candidates chose mathematics, as the majority opted for mathematics literacy - this notes a four percent drop since 2024. Learning and Behavioral Specialist, Junaid Bayat also expressed worry around the minimal places at universities offering bachelor's degrees. He elaborates on other options and paths if a learner did not get their desired marks or placement...&nbsp;
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