By REGINALD KANYANE
22 October 2025- The African National Congress (ANC) Caucus in the North West Provincial Legislature (NWPL) on Tuesday wished the Matric Class of 2025 that commenced with the National Senior Certificate (NSC) well in its final examinations. The ANC Caucus called on everyone in the education sector as well as parents to be supportive of candidates throughout their exams.
The ANC Chief Whip, Motlalepula Rosho on behalf of Caucus said, it is a very strenuous time in the learners’ academic life which is a culmination of 12 years of schooling. Rosho said they therefore call on parents, family, friends, educators, officials and the community at large to help create the best conditions and environment for these learners to study.
She further expressed hope that the stringent measures that the department has put in place will minimise the potential for question paper leaks, fraud and cheating. Rosho added that, the appointment of additional invigilator as well as installation of Close Circuit Television (CCTV) to step up security at some examination venues will minimise disruptions and guarantee the integrity of the examinations.
“This can only be possible if learners adhere to the NSC Examination Code of Conduct and the oath they have undertaken committing to honesty and ethical conduct. The emotional and psychological well-being of all learners will be paramount during this stressful period.
“We appeal to parents and guardians to keep a watchful eye over them to ensure they are in a good place. We wish teachers, invigilators and markers all the strength they need to tackle the mammoth task at hand with all the zeal and fortitude that it requires,” she said.
Rosho remarked that the patriotic duty at hand requires vigilance, leaving nothing to chance but execution to the highest level of professionalism to make the province and the nation proud.
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