Form 5 Passing Rate Improves Despite COVID-19 Challenges.
Despite the havoc and challenges posed by COVID-19 for the better part of 2020, Minister of Education and Training Lady Howard Mabuza has released EGCSE results which demonstrated an increase of 0.28% when compared to the previous results. Above the improvement, the results have also been described as the country’s second highest results since 2011. […]
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Despite the havoc and challenges posed by COVID-19 for the better part of 2020, Minister of Education and Training Lady Howard Mabuza has released EGCSE results which demonstrated an increase of 0.28% when compared to the previous results. Above the improvement, the results have also been described as the country’s second highest results since 2011. […]
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8 February 2021
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Despite the havoc and challenges posed by COVID-19 for the better part of 2020, Minister of Education and Training Lady Howard Mabuza has released EGCSE results which demonstrated an increase of 0.28% when compared to the previous results.
Above the improvement, the results have also been described as the country’s second highest results since 2011.
Releasing the result, Minister of Education and Training Lady Howard Mabuza on behalf of the government congratulated the class of 2020 and further thanked all teachers for their efforts.
“I would like to congratulate the class of 2020 who worked hard under difficult circumstances. I would also like to thank all teachers for their effort. These results are a project of your good work. Parents also id a good job supporting their children,” said the Minister.
EGCSE 2020 Top Students: Nosisa S. Dlamini (St Michaels); Siphatselwe S. Dlamini (St Mark’s); Sihle T. Shongwe (Dwalile); Adele S. Mamba (St Mark’s); Pertunia T. Mamba (St Michaels); Nokuphiwa T. Dlamini (St Marks); Sibusiso S. Nkambule (St Francis); Luyanda M. Chibwe (Ka Boyce) & Ayandiswa Tsabedze (St Marks).
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