Nosipho Xhuma In the beat of life's endless rhythm, there is a song that too many forget to hear — the melody of: Love Yourz, by J. Cole. It is not the loudest track on the playlist, yet it holds the deepest truth: happiness is not found in chasing others' tune, but in embracing your own. The world may tempt you with glittering promises, persuasive voices and blinding spotlights but those shining moments often cast shadows of doubt and comparison. Contentment is not found in
Nosipho Xhuma "Great ideas don't live in textbooks, they live in people brave enough to bring them to life."_ These are the words that echoed in my mind as I walked around the school grounds on Entrepreneurs Day, hosted by the Grade 9s. The event was more than just a showcase — it was a celebration of creativity, resilience and determination. The school grounds had been transformed into a buzzing marketplace filled with excitement. Bright posters decorated the stalls, each pr
Keletso Nyokong On Monday, 29 July, Ferdies' choir performed exceptionally well at the Eisteddfod and scored an A+ grade for their exhibition. They performed so well that they even got officially invited to attend the provincial round, and that is richly deserved! Our choir performed a beautiful montage of two Afrikaans songs, "Blouberg Strand" and "Victoria Baai" and ended with a heart-wrenching rendition of the African "Avulekile Amasango". Their harmonies, stage presence a
