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Matric: The exit point for top South African students Up to a fifth of matriculants at South Africa’s top schools are looking overseas to further their education as opportunities narrow at home… by Ruby Delahunt January 16, 2026 News
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The FSCA investigation stalling Jannie Mouton’s R7.2bn buyout The Moutons’ grand gesture is under investigation thanks to a series of Curro share trades ahead of the August buyout announcement… by Ann Crotty December 15, 2025 Investing & Finance 1
Say no to ‘political economic empowerment’! Imagine a call for ‘educational economic empowerment’ – channelling resources where they’re needed most… by Donald MacKay November 11, 2025 News·Opinion 1
Curro’s slam-dunk deal leaves Moutons in the dollar seats Investors overwhelmingly backed Jannie Mouton’s philanthropic share swap, which leaves the Moutons with a tax-efficient windfall… by Ann Crotty November 7, 2025 Investing & Finance·News
Not all philanthropy: inside Jannie Mouton’s R7.2bn Curro deal There are plenty of non-philanthropic benefits to the Moutons' share swop… by Ann Crotty October 30, 2025 Business·Opinion
Our house is on fire: The economic cost of letting learning fail We must use the scandal of wasteful expenditure at the department of higher education and training not as a distraction, but as a lens… by Jon Foster-Pedley October 22, 2025 News·Partner Content 1
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