US EditionExam Leak Scandals Spark Public Demand for Stricter Sentencing
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Exam Leak Scandals Spark Public Demand for Stricter Sentencing
Bulawayo – Residents of Bulawayo have called for stiffer penalties against examination paper leaks, with a strong proposal for a mandatory 10-year prison sentence for Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) employees found guilty of leaking or facilitating the leakage of examination material. The demand was made during a public hearing on the ZIMSEC Amendment Bill held at a Bulawayo hotel yesterday. The meeting was part of a nationwide con…
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