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Essential warnings for young people ahead of Matric Rage
The Star
|November 19, 2025
STAY SAFE
AS MATRICULANTS across South Africa prepare to celebrate the end of their school careers, safety remains a major concern.
While celebrations mark a milestone, past tragedies linked to substance abuse, reckless behaviour, and accidents have prompted calls for greater supervision and planning.
Specific guidance has been issued for Matric Rage 2025, a series of high-profile celebrations taking place along the KwaZulu-Natal coastline and on the Western Cape coast in Plettenberg Bay.
Recommendations for attendees include sharing travel plans with trusted contacts, using real-time tracking apps such as Fidelity SecureDrive, carrying panic devices, staying alert in crowded venues, and taking care with drinks and personal belongings.
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