Extra lessons and hard work pay off for Ayanda

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Extra lessons and hard work pay off for Ayanda

DURBAN – WHEN Ayanda Duma realised she was struggling with her maths and accounting in Grade 10, she alerted her mother. Ayanda, of New Forest High School in Woodlands, Durban, collected four distinctions and three Bs in her matric finals. It was a fine achievement after her earlier C and D
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