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The Provincial Education Spokesperson, Elias Malindi, said that on the morning of Tuesday, November 1, 2022, a massive protest by taxi drivers in Searest affected five schools, blocking entire roads in the city. He added that following the protest, the students started writing the economics paper at 10:00 am. Despite the delay of Tuesday’s strike and the recent hailstorm in Ngamodiri Molema district – which blew off the roofs of four schools just days before the start of final matric exams – Malindi says the department is satisfied. With the progress registered by schools in the province.
“I am really satisfied with the progress registered by the province so far. All our schools successfully wrote on the first and second day. The storm damage and the taxi protest experienced in Nagaka Modiri Molema district did not deter our province. From writing the exams, I want to appeal to our communities to give space to learners to write their exams, a As a province, we have a target to achieve and we want to give learners a fair chance to make us proud,” he said.
Malindi adds that the Education MEC, Mmaphefo Matsemela, has commissioned inspectors to assess the extent of storm damage in schools. He concluded by stating that he observed Matemela sitting the exams at Onggopotse Tiro Technical and Ikageleng Technical Schools near Searest on Tuesday.
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