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Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo will deliver his ruling on former President Jacob Zuma’s application for his recusal on Thursday. In a statement, the commission says the Deputy Chief Justice received a statement from Zuma that he needs to consider. On Monday, lawyers for Zuma as well as the commission’s legal team made arguments for and against Zondo’s recusal. Earlier Zuma accused Zondo of being dishonest about their relationship.

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Grade 12 pupils in eight provinces may have had access to a leaked mathematics paper. This was revealed at a meeting of the Council of Education Ministers today. On Monday, the Department of Basic Education said the Mathematics Paper 2 exam surfaced in Limpopo and Gauteng before the exam was to be written.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa says the third annual South Africa Investment Conference, which wrapped up yesterday, secured more than R109-billion in investments. He says this puts the country back on track, to secure the ambitious R1.5-trillion target, set for five years. Ramaphosa says the latest investment commitments bring the total value of pledges, made since 2018, to R773.6-billion.

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