The minister's advice comes as the Matric Class of 2022 prepares to write their National Senior Certificate exams set to begin on 31 October. According to, approximately 755 981 matric learners are expected to sit for the school-leaving qualification.
Motshekga says she is confident that the final examinations will go off without a hitch and will continue amid power cuts. The minister added that few exams need electricity and examination halls to have natural light.Social Media was abuzz with angry South Africans sharing concerns over Motshekga's comments."She has a generator endlin yakhe mos thats why engena ndaba...
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