“Oh no, not again!” This was the reaction of University of SA (Unisa) students on social media after the university sent out an email on Friday afternoon to students announcing that exam question papers for the second semester – October and November – had been leaked. The outrage was swift on social media after the..
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Oh no, not again! Panic, outrage as Unisa examinations compromised again after exam papers had been leaked
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Limpopo school that failed to reach a 50% matric pass rate has allegedly fabricated marks even though the pupils have not written for exams
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Whistle-blower says school fabricated the English examination marks of grades 8, 9 and 11. He says pupils did not even sit for the exams A Limpopo school that has failed to reach a 50% matric pass for the past three years allegedly fabricated English marks for grades 8, 9 and 11 in March. The allegation..
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Matric exam disrupted by load shedding – will power failures now be blamed for poor performance among learners?
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The load shed unannounced by the bankrupt power supply led to the disruption in exam rooms where matrics had to stop their exams at dusk. Nearly 35 schools were disrupted at the same time on Wednesday’s during loadshedding and parents, teachers and pupils were outraged at the unannounced load at the most impossible time when..
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Anarchy on the rise in SA – Students burn down Satellite police station – and what does the ANC regime do about it, absolutely nothing
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The anarchy of students continues unabated after a satellite police station was set on fire near the Richards Bay campus. Lectures are suspended and there is no indication when lectures will resume. Meanwhile, students are demanding enhanced security and security measures at the campus. Informed sources claim that unrest on campuses is now artificially fueled..
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Doubts on SA’s legal system standards – pass rate in June 2019 exams was mere 20%
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After the recent Deed Examinations of the Legal Practice Council, the hysteria started again. The LSSA (Law Society of SA) immediately expressed concern about the deed “landscape” that has been transformed and states that there are “gatekeepers” that keep the area “white”. The pass rate in the June 2019 exams was 20%, slightly lower than..
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WATCH |Teacher in SA monitoring grade 11 pupils writing mid year exams, with gun
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The teacher from Mabusabela Secondary School was monitoring grade 11 pupils writing the mid-year tourism paper. A team of psychologists was still on the ground giving counselling services to learners at a Mpumalanga school where a teacher was seen invigilating with a gun. In a video that was widely shared online, the teacher could be..
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Unisa examination papers scheduled to be written sold to students, perpetrators who leaked exam papers face up to five years’ suspension
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Students found guilty of leaking exam papers from the University of South Africa (Unisa) could be suspended from the institution for up to five years and lose their marks. “The university is confident that the alleged perpetrators will be apprehended soon and they will face the full might of the justice system,” Unisa said in..
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Matric results – SA standard is so low that matric are no longer accepted by most Western countries, and it is also a reason why the university’s pass rate is so high
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The 2018 exam has many matriculants in ecstasy about their excellent results, and the ANC government is broad breast over the 78% pass rate reflected. It is even haunted by statements of “great improvement” over 2017’s results and that the Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, is believed to be South Africa’s best minister. The..
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WATCH: Students at University of Limpopo refuse to write difficult exam
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In videos that went viral on social media, hundreds of students from the University of Limpopo (UL) can be seen exiting a lecture hall because the exam they were set to write was ‘too difficult’. UL’s spokesperson Johannes Selepe, confirmed to IOL that the video is authentic, adding that investigations are underway and action will..
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KZN matrics under police guard as they write their exams
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Matric pupils at a rural KwaZulu-Natal school are writing their exams under police guard due to faction fighting which has resulted in at least one of the learners being hospitalised after a brutal assault. A Grade 12 learner at Mbuyiselo High School‚ in the Eziyendane area near Mandini on the KZN north coast‚ was severely..
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