An 18-year-old matric pupil, Anlé Spies, who was the first applicant in a bid to reverse basic education minister Angie Motshega's decision not to publish matric exams results on media platforms, says she is happy the tradition will be retained.
An 18-year-old matric pupil, Anlé Spies, who was the first applicant in a bid to reverse basic education minister Angie Motshega's decision not to publish matric exams results on media platforms, says she is happy the tradition will be retained.
An 18-year-old matric pupil, Anlé Spies, who was the first applicant in a bid to reverse basic education minister Angie Motshega's decision not to publish matric exams results on media platforms, says she is happy the tradition will be retained.
The Pretoria high court has granted an urgent application by an 18-year-old matric pupil to reverse basic education minister Angie Motshekga’s decision not to publish matric results on newspaper platforms.
The Pretoria high court has granted an urgent application by an 18-year-old matric pupil to reverse basic education minister Angie Motshega's decision not to publish matric results on newspaper platforms.