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Umalusi Chairperson Professor Yunus Ballim.
The Quality Council for General and Further Education and Training, Umalusi, has approved the 2024 matric results.
Umalusi says it has not received any report on systemic irregularities that could compromise the credibility and integrity of the 2024 matric examinations.
It has, however, expressed concern about incidents of cheating in KwaZulu-Natal and Mpumalanga.
Umalusi Chairperson, Professor Yunus Ballim, has announced that they have given the green light for the release of the Basic Education Department’s 2024 National Senior Certificate examination results.
Briefing the media in Pretoria Ballim said: “The Executive Committee of UmalusiCouncil concluded that the examinations were administered largely in accordance with the regulations pertaining to the conduct administration and management of the National Senior Certificate examination. There were no systemic irregularities reported that might have compromised the overall credibility and integrity of the November 2024 National Senior Certificate examinations administered by the DBE EXCO of Council approves the release of the DBE November 2024 National Senior Certificate examination results.”
Umalusi media briefing on 2024 Matric results:
Meanwhile, law enforcement agencies have started to investigate the alleged 2024 matric results leak.
They include the Hawks and the State Security Agency.
This follows public outrage at reports that an independent online platform has been selling the results for R100 before Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube’s official release this evening.
Many are questioning how the platform gained access to such sensitive information.
Addressing the media at a breakfast for the top achievers in Johannesburg, Gwarube says that her department suspects the leak to have happened in the end processes of the release of the results.
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Law Enforcement agencies are investigating a potential breach in the National Senior Certificate results.
The Minister of Basic Education briefed the media this morning ahead of a breakfast celebrating the country’s top achievers. pic.twitter.com/7I3kt4bwFr— SABC News (@SABCNews) January 13, 2025