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Protests prevented 53 Gauteng pupils from writing exams - Department of Basic Education - Vimarsana News

Protests prevented 53 Gauteng pupils from writing exams - Department of Basic Education

The 2022 matric exams started on a chaotic note that saw 53 pupils missing their Economics paper due to protests in which shots were fired, a pregnant pupil barred from writing and load shedding that resulted in myriad problems, including lost work.

Source: news24.com
Load shedding is an added stress to matric exams, says WC Education MEC - Vimarsana News

Load shedding is an added stress to matric exams, says WC Education MEC

Spare a thought for the class of 2022, who for the past few years have faced unprecedented difficulties.

Rolling blackouts a big worry as matrics set to write f... - Vimarsana News

Rolling blackouts a big worry as matrics set to write f...

It’s all systems go for 923,460 Grade 12 pupils across South Africa who will put pen to paper on Monday in the National Senior Certificate exams. However, rolling blackouts are a major concern.

Meet 702's June Teacher of the Year: Ms Deerasha Marriemuthu - Vimarsana News

Meet 702's June Teacher of the Year: Ms Deerasha Marriemuthu

Bongani Bingwa spoke to June's Teacher of the Year - Ms Deerasha Marriemuthu, who teaches IT and CAT at Crawford International, Sandton.

Source: 702.co.za
Eritrea: College of Engineering Technology graduates 360 students - Vimarsana News

Eritrea: College of Engineering Technology graduates 360 students

Download logoIn its 15th commencement, Mai-Nefhi College of Engineering Technology conferred first degree to 360 students, including 122 females. The