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Kloof High celebrates future-ready leadership

The school congratulates the Dux of 2026 Vuyo Dlamini, runner-up Mishka Hubraj, and third place Yvanna Moodley as well as all the Grade 12s.

KLOOF High School staff, parents, and learners gathered recently for the 2026 Speech Day ceremony to celebrate academic achievement, resilience, and school spirit.

The event recognised top academic achievers and featured an inspiring keynote address from a returning past pupil, Victor Chibaya, who served as Kloof High School’s Head Boy eight years ago.

Academic top performers for the class of 2026

The highlight of the prize-giving ceremony was the presentation of the academic top awards for the Grade 12 class:

  • DUX of 2026: Vuyo Dlamini
  • Second Place (Runner-up Dux): Mishka Hubraj
  • Third Place: Yvanna Moodley

These learners were commended for their dedication, discipline, and outstanding academic performance throughout their high school careers.

Guest speaker Victor Chibaya and Dux of 2026 Vuyo Dlamini. Photo: Dietrich Schulze

Addressing the audience, Chibaya reflected on his trajectory from a Kloof High learner to an accomplished structural engineer, sharing practical lessons learned in the real world.

During his time at Kloof High School, Chibaya established a track record of academic and extracurricular excellence:

  • Graduated Matric with seven distinctions.
  • Awarded top learner in Mathematics and Physical Science at his final prize-giving ceremony.
  • Competed in the World Scholars Cup in Australia, where his team placed 1st in South Africa and 2nd in Africa.

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Building upon the 10 lessons he shared during his 2018 valedictory address, Chibaya delivered updated guidance tailored for the graduating class.

Kloof High School congratulates Vuyo Dlamini, Mishka Hubraj, Yvanna Moodley, and the entire Grade 12 Class of 2026. The school extends its sincere gratitude to Victor Chibaya for returning to inspire the next generation of leaders as they prepare for their final examinations and future endeavours.

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Sandile Zulu

Makhosandile Zulu has been a journalist since 2014 working for different print and online publications covering breaking news, crime, court, and municipal stories, among some other beats. Zulu is passionate about journalism which makes an impact on readers.

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