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UIF will launch a data-free mobile APP this year to improve service delivery for clients and other stakeholders
A three-member independent panel will probe the "impossible" Maths Paper 2 question flagged by pupils after their examination on 7 November.
Matric candidates will not have to rewrite the maths exam paper that contained the infamous Question 5, which many flagged as impossible to solve, but they may have to wait until January to hear if their marks will be adjusted.
More than a week ago, 755 981 full-time Grade 12 candidates sat for the exams across all provinces - an increase of 22 783 candidates.
The Department of Basic Education says Grade 12 pupils who wrote Maths Paper 2 on Tuesday will not be disadvantaged by an impossible question, worth seven marks.