The High Court has overturned an irrational decision by Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC), which had barred a 15 year-old teenager from sitting and writing her Ordinary Level examinations. ZIMSEC had barred Shelter Chisiri, a minor aged 15 years, from sitting and writing her November 2018
Lloyde Mugwagwa, 24 stood before Harare Magistrate court on Monday facing accusations pf contravening section 35(e) of the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council, (ZIMSEC) act, chapter 19;74
"How safely can we say that the national interests would be looked after if,say, in 20 to 25 years time we have a leader from this generation and their whole cabinet is made up of people like this
Today Parents and politicians took to the streets to protest against a decision by ZIMSEC to have the leaked English Paper 2 re-written. The decision by ZIMSEC , has since been nullified by the High Court. The ruling stated that O Level students will now be graded
In her ruling , Justice Moyo said "It is not fair for innocent children to re -sit for exam they are not prepared for, this does not only inconvenience them but parents and teachers too.
Minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Professor Paul Mavima has said the November 2017 Ordinary Level English Paper examination will be re taken on Friday 16 February 2018 from 10:00-12:00pm.
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