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King David s Shayna Salomon excited about the world of medicine and finally being independent

King David s Shayna Salomon excited about the world of medicine and finally being independent
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Gauteng pupil overcomes dyslexia to get six distinctions in IEB matric exams

Gauteng pupil overcomes dyslexia to get six distinctions in IEB matric exams 19 February 2021 - 00:01 David Gosher, 18, of King David High School, Linksfield, is dyslexic but achieved six distinctions in his IEB matric exams. Image: SUPPLIED David Gosher, 18, of King David High School in Linksfield, Johannesburg, had to overcome dyslexia as he managed to achieve six distinctions in his Independent Examinations Board (IEB) matric results. “From a young age I came through my entire schooling through remedial schooling. I am dyslexic but I work very hard and to get to my matric I had to work extra hard,” Gosher said. Dyslexia is a learning disorder that involves difficulty in reading due to problems identifying speech sounds and learning how they relate to letters and words (decoding). Also called reading disability, dyslexia affects areas of the brain that process language.

Linksfield matriculant bags six distinctions while battling dyslexia

Linksfield matriculant bags six distinctions while battling dyslexia
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Gauteng pupil overcomes dyslexia to get six distinctions in IEB matric exams

Gauteng pupil overcomes dyslexia to get six distinctions in IEB matric exams
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Thulsie twins case back in court after postponements drag it for 5 years

Thulsie twins case back in court after postponements drag it for 5 years By Botho Molosankwe Share Johannesburg – The trial of Islamic State-linked twins Tony-Lee and Brandon-Lee Thulsie was expected to start on Thursday after endless postponements dragged the case for five years. Last week only the case was postponed twice due to the prosecutor’s ill health and the twins lawyers arguing that the matter should be heard in the regional court and not high court. The twins have not set foot outside prison since their arrest in July 2016 during raids in Newclare and Azaadville. The pair was arrested following allegations they were linked to the jihadist group Islamic State, the two have never stepped foot outside prison.

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