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Mpumalanga learner scores perfect 300/300 in mathematics Siyanda Nkuna, a learner from Inkomazi, Mpumalanga, has scored a perfect 300/300 in Mathematics in the 2025 National Senior Certificate exams. Nkuna credits his success to praying before studying and exams, alongside long hours of hard work. “…I prayed to God before...

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