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Oh, my God. I swear. Just before you say that, I left school to model in Milan, but I did complete by matrices. I'm just saying that. You are the model. You are the model. We did exactly what you did, which was leave school and then write in the supplementary
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Education Quality Assurance Council Umalusi says it's all systems go ahead of this year's final exams. The council has confirmed it's prepared for the metric exams after conducting a state of readiness audit. Over 1 million candidates will sit for the exams
of another phase of life. Over 1 million candidates will sit for the national senior certificate exams from next Tuesday. Quality assurance body Umalusi declared the system ready early this week. Speaking at a national pledge ceremony in the Free State,
importers warn higher chicken duties could push up food prices, and Gauteng is ready to administer matric exams. All of that over the next hour. Latest news, breaking stories, expert analysis. All you need to know in 60 minutes. This is the Midday Report with
Ready for this year's metric final year exams. It commenced today. More than 960,000 candidates are sitting for this year's exams. Briefing Parliament's Basic Education Portfolio Committee on its readiness, the department says it has put security measures in
Matric exams beginning. So let's find out about preparedness from Gauteng, spokesperson for the MEC of Sports, Arts and Culture, Onwabile Lubachwana, joining us now. On Wabile, good afternoon to you. Thank you very much for your time. Thank you, Mandy. Gauteng
facing these examinations could be a very strenuous experience. Hence, we need to morally support the matriculants who are confronted with this amountable challenge of obtaining the certificate. It is very significant for that matter. Sure. Yes, you know, I
These are stories you need to know today. It's a mixture of excitement, nerves, and anticipation among matriculants who are sitting for their Computer Applications Technology Paper 1 examination this morning. They 2026 National Senior Certificate Examinations.
person. Professor Niron Davids, really appreciate your time. Education must be more than just passing exams, it must also prepare young people for life. The question I have for you is: Is a Matric certificate enough today, or is the practical skills, the work
And then, as you heard on EWN, Umalusi, which is the certifying body for the matrix exams, the National Senior Certificate, the IEB final exam. I'm trying to remember the third examination authority. And they gave a press briefing yesterday reflecting on the
says over 71,000 full-time learners and more than 13,000 part-time learners will be sitting for the exams in the province this year. The exam concludes on the 25th of next month. Cape Minister of Education Jakou Lund says he remains hopeful that this year's
Education Quality Assurance Council Umalusi says it's all systems go ahead of this year's final exams. The council has confirmed it's prepared for the metric exams after conducting a state of readiness audit. Over 1 million candidates will sit for the exams
on this matter at this stage. Presiding officers of Parliament have extended their well wishes to the Matric class of 2026 who started their exams today. More than 960,000 learners are registered for the National Senior Certificate Exams this year. The Speaker
With just hours to go before the start of the National Senior Certificate exams, more than 71,000 full-time NSC candidates will be writing in the Western Cape. They'll start with the computer applications technology practical tomorrow and will conclude on the
to improve, and I'm confident in all my other subjects. That's absolutely fantastic. And what advice would you give to fellow Matric learners who may be feeling a bit overwhelmed by the exam pressures? And I like what you said that you had to help others as.
Shared mixed feelings ahead of the national senior certificate exams. More than 71,000 full-time candidates are writing in the Western Cape. They'll start with the Computer Applications Technology Practical tomorrow, and the final paper is on the 25th of
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