The Pretoria high court on Friday confirmed that matric results may be published on public platforms, as they had been since 2022, using candidates’ examination numbers. The court’s ruling followed an ...

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The Gauteng Education department was notified, who later notified the national department. Investigations found that three exam papers, English Home Language, Physical Science and Mathematics had been ...

This after the Information Regulator approached the Pretoria High Court for an interdict against the publication of the matriculation results, while the DBE appealed the decision of the regulator. The ...

Two basic education department officials have been suspended over the discovery that matric exam papers were leaked to seven schools in Tshwane. Minister Siviwe Gwarube said the department alerted her ...

Further investigation found that a total of 26 students were compromised. Additionally, it came to light that seven schools in Tshwane were found to have been affected after the Maths and Physics ...

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The Department of Basic Education has confirmed the discovery of an integrity breach that occurred during the marking process of the matric final exam papers. The infraction was identified through the ...

The Basic Education Department has confirmed that it has identified a breach in the marking process for the 2025 National Senior Certificate (NSC) final examinations. The department said the ...

Minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, confirmed on Thursday that a Department of Basic Education (DBE) employee is implicated in a leak of National Senior Certificate (NSC) exam papers. Gwarube ...

Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube has announced that pupils at seven schools in Pretoria had access to National Senior Certificate exam papers in three subjects before they were written.