In Mpumalanga 434 matrics from 14 schools have been called out for alleged cheating in life sciences paper 2
Hundreds of pupils from 26 schools in Mpumalanga who allegedly cheated in 12 subjects in last year’s matric exams have been invited to appear at irregularities hearings...
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